Self-regulated thermal comfort control for wearable heating device
• The heat flux control method can promptly provide personalized thermal comfort regulation. • A model is developed to determine the heat transfer mechanism in human-clothing-ambient system. • Three temperature sensors are used in the heat flux control system to establish the heat exchange equation....
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