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Engineers print wearable sensors directly onto the skin with no heat – AlKhaleej Today
Engineers print wearable sensors directly onto the skin with no heat
IMAGE: An international team of researchers printed sensors directly onto human skin using a new type of layer to support the metallic components of the sensor bond. view MorePhoto credit: Ling Zhang, Penn State / Cheng Lab, and Harbin Institute of Technology
Wearable sensors are evolving from watches and electrodes to bendable devices that provide users with far more precise biometric measurements and convenience. Now an international team of researchers has taken the development one step furt…
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