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Please verify your email address. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University used skin as a conductor of electricity, to power tiny, battery-free wearable electronics. The technique was built around ...

Over the past decade, wearable electronics—especially those with health care applications—have become increasingly popular, ...

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Cord-free portable pumps, worn in the bra, allow women to produce milk for their babies wherever they are.

Alimetry has raised an oversubscribed US $18m A2 financing round to commercialize its wearable gut health monitoring device, ...

The ability to gather continuous, objective data on physical activity and upper limb movements may allow for a more comprehensive understanding of the daily functional capacities of patients with ...

Both Apple and OpenAI are rumored to be working on their own smart glasses that could rival Meta’s best efforts.

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Researchers have developed a compact, wearable ultrasound device that monitors muscle activity. Attachable to the skin with an adhesive and powered by a small battery, the device wirelessly captures ...

Interesting Engineering reported that, Professor Seokheun “Sean” Choi, Assistant Professor Anwar Elhadad, and PhD student Yang “Lexi” Gao at the Binghamton University have developed a small ...

Devices like the Lingo and the Stelo work exactly like a diabetic glucose monitor, although some experts doubt their value ...