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Textile thermal regulation

Zoned heating with closed-loop temperature control, knitted into a garment, bedding, or surface — comfort and control, not clinical therapy.

A knitted MYANT polo with zoned heating elements glowing, worn under a hi-vis vest on a winter site

How it's used today

Garment heating zones

Targeted warmth for comfort (e.g. menstrual, lower-back).

Product implementation

Bedding / sleep micro-climate

Dual-zone thermal paired with in-bed sensing.

Product implementation

Automotive cabin panel

Independent per-zone cabin heating.

Development / platform

Heat, exactly where it's needed

Delivers heat where it is needed — zoned, controllable warmth from knitted elements — and, paired with textile temperature sensing, can hold a target temperature as a closed loop.

How it's built

From the skin-side knit to the electronics that read it — the layers behind the capability.

Interface location
Against or around the body — garment zones, bedding, or a cabin panel.
Actuation element
Knitted resistive heating elements.
Textile construction
Demonstrated constructions integrate resistive heating within the textile. Flexibility, washability, power architecture, and care requirements are validated per product configuration.
Control boundary
Paired with textile temperature sensing for closed-loop, per-zone control; power delivery and control electronics remain part of the complete product architecture.

What testing shows

Independent studies — each result, and exactly what it covers.

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  • Knitted heating garment

    Internal characterization — MyantX Technology Index

    Result
    Targeted heating and active temperature control; a starting configuration of four elements (expandable), with modes such as Standard Comfort and Rapid Heat.
    Tested
    Knitted heating elements under active temperature control.
    Scope & limitation
    Internal characterization — a capability, not a clinical or efficacy claim.
  • Sleep micro-climate

    Project JET sleep system

    Result
    A dual-zone micro-climate run as a closed loop with sensing, adjustable across a 55–115 °F range.
    Tested
    Dual-zone thermal paired with in-bed temperature sensing.
    Scope & limitation
    A specific sleep-system configuration — the range describes the system's micro-climate capability, not a clinical claim.
  • Automotive cabin panel

    Automotive platform

    Result
    Independent per-zone temperature control across 25×30 cm zones.
    Tested
    Zoned cabin heating panels.
    Scope & limitation
    A specific cabin-panel configuration.

Thermal regulation, answered

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  • How is the heating built into the garment?

    Knitted heating elements are integrated directly into the fabric. The heating element can be integrated into the textile rather than applied as a separate pad; power delivery, temperature sensing, and control electronics remain part of the complete product architecture. Because the elements are knitted in, the same approach scales from a single comfort zone to a full garment.

  • Is textile heating a medical treatment?

    No. MyantX frames textile thermal regulation as a comfort and temperature-control capability, not a clinical therapy. There is no peer-reviewed efficacy claim attached, so it is described in terms of what the technology does — targeted warmth and temperature control — rather than a medical outcome.

  • How is the warmth targeted and controlled?

    Heating is delivered in zones under active temperature control — a starting configuration of four elements that expands as a garment needs, with modes such as Standard Comfort and Rapid Heat. Paired with textile temperature sensing, it can run as a closed loop that holds a target temperature rather than simply switching on and off.

  • Can a heating garment be machine-washed?

    Washability depends on the complete construction. The heating elements, interconnects, connectors, removable electronics, and care method must be validated under the intended laundering protocol.

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