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A Futuristic Wearable Health Monitoring Ring

Duraiarasu
While working on an IoT based data acquisition system using health monitoring sensors, we started visualising this health monitoring system, which could be worn...

Smart Spray-On-Skin Wearable Device

Jay Soni
Researchers at Stanford University have created a spray-on skin device that identifies objects just by touching them. A team of researchers from Stanford University have...

Laser Spectrometer Chip For Wearable Health Monitoring

Sharad Bhowmick
High-density laser spectrophotometers can enable smaller products and ultra-high-volume manufacturing for wearable health monitoring devices. The laser spectrometer chip from Rockley Photonics is the world’s...

Compact Laser Spectrophotometer Chip for Wearable Health Monitoring

Sharad Bhowmick
Silicon-photonics-based bio-sensing chips can help designers to make compact devices for the detection and measurement of multiple biomarkers. The IC can also enable engineers...

What Not To Miss While Developing Wearable Tech

Aaryaa Padhyegurjar, Tech Journalist, EFY Group
When wearables first came out, fitness trackers and smartwatches dominated the market. With so many fresh and inventive products being developed, this is no...

A Wearable Patch That Could Revolutionise Health Monitoring

Supriya Mangalpalli
Researchers from the University of California San Diego have invented a thin, flexible and stretchy sweat sensor that could trace levels of glucose, lactate,...

This Study Shows How To Improve Wearable Medical Sensors

Supriya Mangalpalli
A study published in Advanced Science described a newly designed ultrathin mesh-type polymer PTC thermistor that could easily stretch and bend which enhances the...

This Wearable Device Ensures Safety Of Workers

Supriya Mangalpalli
Blackline Safety has developed a new gas detector that is wearable and features direct-to-cloud cellular connectivity to allow managers to monitor surroundings and trace...

Wearables Take ‘Logical’ Step Toward Onboard Control

Jay Soni
Engineers design fluidic logic elements into garments to help people with functional limitations perform tasks without electronic assistance. Engineers at Rice University have designed textile-based...

3D Printable Bio-material Ink As Wearable Bio-electronic Device

Supriya Mangalpalli
Researchers develop biomaterial ink that can be tattooed on human skin for medical tracking applications A team of Researchers at Texas A&M University introduced biomaterial...
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