Fabric-base biochemical detecting device and the fabricating method thereof

A manufacturing method for a fabric-base biochemical detecting device, comprising the following steps of:

• (S1) preparing a fabric-base material, wherein the fabric-base material is a hydrophobic fabric-base material;
• (S2) utilizing a plasma to process part of the hydrophobic fabric-base material to form a hydrophilic region and a hydrophobic region;
• (S3) preparing a detecting material disposed on the hydrophilic region of the fabric-base material;
• and
• (S4) preparing a glue for covering the detecting material;
• wherein when the analyte is contacted with the glue, the analyte penetrates through the glue and contacts with the detecting material, and the biochemical detection is completed by changing the color of the detecting material.

A manufacturing method for a fabric-base biochemical detecting device, comprising the following steps of:

• (K1) preparing a hydrophobic fabric-base material and a hydrophilic fabric-base material;
• (K2) interweaving the hydrophobic fabric-base material and the hydrophilic fabric-base material to form the fabric-base material with the hydrophilic region;
• (K3) preparing a detecting material disposed on the hydrophilic region of the fabric-base material;
• and
• (K4) preparing a glue for covering the detecting material;
• wherein when the analyte is contacted with the glue, the analyte penetrates through the glue and contacts with the detecting material, and the biochemical detection is completed by changing the color of the detecting material.

A manufacturing method for a fabric-base biochemical detecting device, comprising the following steps of:

• (G1) preparing a fabric-base material, wherein the fabric-base material is a hydrophilic fabric-base material;
• (G2) utilizing a hydrophobic material to process part of the hydrophilic fabric-base material to form a hydrophobic region and a hydrophilic region on the fabric-base material;
• (G3) preparing a detecting material disposed on the hydrophilic region of the fabric-base material;
• and
• (G4) preparing a glue for covering the detecting material;
• wherein when the analyte is contacted with the glue, the analyte penetrates through the glue and contacts with the detecting material, and the biochemical detection is completed by changing the color of the detecting material.