Wearable Smart Bioelectronics for Real-Time Health Monitoring

The health of a vehicle, including its tire pressure, air-fuel ratio, and engine oil pressure, has been continuously monitored in real-time by smart sensors created by the automotive industry for many years. Together, these sensors can offer a driver an early warning system to see possible issues before they might need to be fixed.

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