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Inspired by spiders: researchers design ultra-lightweight sensors that can be directly printed on your skin to monitor one's health or for VR — but don't worry, they are biodegradable and can be washed away

Sensors can be made on-demand, where needed ....

Cambridge , Cambridgeshire , United-kingdom , Yan-shery-huang , Nature-electronics-as-sustainable , University-of-cambridge , Cambridge-department-of-engineering , Professor-yan-shery-huang , Techradar-pro , Nature-electronics ,

Bioelectronic Fibers for Health and Environmental Monitoring

Bioelectronic Fibers for Health and Environmental Monitoring
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United-kingdom , Noopur-jain , Susha-cheriyedath , Noopur-jainmay , Nature-electronics , Bioelectronic-fibers-for-health , Bioelectronic-fibers , Environmental-monitoring , Organic-bioelectronic-fibers ,

An adhering, pure conducting polymer hydrogel for medical applications

The rapid advancement of electronics and artificial intelligence (AI) tools have opened interesting opportunities for the development of technologies for a wide range of applications. These include implantable devices designed . ....

South-korea , Seoul , Soult-ukpyolsi , Korea , Researchers-at-seoul-national-university , Young , Hanyang-university , Korea-advanced-institute-of-science , Nature-electronics , Konkuk-university , Sciencex-network

Get ready for 'spider web' sensors on your skin?

Get ready for 'spider web' sensors on your skin?
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Wireless sensors that stick to the skin to track physiological signals

To create a BodyNet that someone could wear while exercising, antennas would have to be woven into clothing to receive and transmit signals ....

Naoji-matsuhisa , Simiao-niu , Zhenan-bao , School-of-engineering , Bao-lab , Nature-electronics ,