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Mashup Score: 0Is Sensor Technology the Fashion of the Future? - 8 month(s) ago
While wrist wearables are currently most commonly used to achieve wellness, many are integrating sensor technology in mainstream clothing and accessories. What are the pre-requisites for developing and disseminating such technologies, and what are their potential applications? What are the gaps in the current sensors that emerging sensors will fill? A panel of experts will share their insights on these important questions.
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Mashup Score: 1Polyelectrolyte elastomer-based ionotronic sensors with multi-mode sensing capabilities via multi-material 3D printing - 9 month(s) ago
Nature Communications – Solvent leakage and simplistic device designs limit the fabrication of stable and multimodal ionotronic sensors. Li et al. fabricate various sensor architectures including…
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Li et al. fabricate various #sensor architectures including those without signal crosstalk using a #printable, leakage-resistant polyelectrolyte #elastomer and a multi-material 3D printing technique #GettingApplied https://t.co/2qnjMUwwcI
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Mashup Score: 3Switchable biomimetic nanochannels for on-demand SO2 detection by light-controlled photochromism - Nature Communications - 1 year(s) ago
Conventional nanochannel sensors are passively responsive and may be slowly damaged by analytes present in the environment before detection. Here, authors developed a light-controlled inert/active-switchable biomimetic nanochannel sensor to achieve SO2 on-demand detection and long-term preservation.
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🔬 Read about a light-controlled, switchable biomimetic #nanochannel #sensor for on-demand #SO2detection and extended operating life @NatureComms #gettingapplied #materialscience #appliedscience #devices @UM_1981 https://t.co/R0xLr47GEu
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Mashup Score: 3Black phosphorous-based human-machine communication interface - Nature Communications - 1 year(s) ago
Tactile sensors in human-machine interaction systems can provide precise input signals and the necessary feedback between humans and machines. Here, the authors developed a black phosphorous-based tactile sensor array system that can provide touch into audio feedback.
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Researchers @PumeraGroup develop a black phosphorous-based #tactile #sensor array system that can provide touch into audio feedback #HumanMachineInterface #GettingApplied https://t.co/bwIoQ5Iy1u
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There is a critical need for non-invasive solutions to monitor heart failure progression around the clock. This novel wearable device is based on sensors embedded in a lightweight belt that monitors thoracic impedance, electrocardiogram (ECG), heart rate and motion activity detection. The device was tested in different conditions including sitting, standing, lying down and walking. Findings…
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Novel wearable belt with sensors accurately monitors heart failure 24/7 #wearables #mhealth #sensor #ehealth #healthIT https://t.co/fuBJnFYTz4
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Blumio’s algorithms and cardiovascular sensors will help to enhance CardieX’s cardiovascular-focused offerings.
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Health tech firm @CardieXLimited acuires #cardiovascular #sensor company @myblumio - Blumio's algorithms and cardiovascular sensors will help to enhance CardieX's cardiovascular-focused offerings. | #MnA #wearables https://t.co/6p6AqvzZp7
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The trial aims to enable hospitals and nursing homes to quickly respond to emergency situations while ensuring patients’ privacy.
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.@Fujitsu_Global to test new MM wave #sensor, #AI for #falldetection in #Japan's nursing homes | trial aims to enable hospitals & nursing homes to quickly respond to emergency situations while ensuring patients' privacy | #seniorcare #eldercare https://t.co/dPeqgsuSrJ
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Mashup Score: 1The Market for Wearable Sensors Is Expanding, Says IDTechEx - 2 year(s) ago
IDTechEx Research Article: The latest wearable sensors report from IDTechEx, “Wearable Sensors 2023-2033”, breaks down the complex landscape of sensor types, biometrics, and form factors. IDTechEx highlights the key opportunities and challenges for each sensor type to achieve commercial success across the next ten years.
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The Market for Wearable Sensors Is Expanding, Says @IDTechEx #wearables #sensor #wearabletech https://t.co/Z6cG4ukKKt
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A new MIT sensor can distinguish between viral and bacterial pneumonia infections. This could help doctors choose the appropriate treatment and avoid prescribing antibiotics when they won’t help.
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#Nanoparticle #sensor can distinguish between viral and bacterial #pneumonia - Using this diagnostic, doctors could avoid prescribing antibiotics in cases where they won’t be effective. | #AMR #research https://t.co/le3Czhpw8m
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Mashup Score: 0Endotronix reports promising study results for sensor used to manage heart failure - MedCity News - 2 year(s) ago
The startup’s Cordella Pulmonary Artery Pressure Sensor System, which was implanted in 70 heart failure patients in Europe, led to low hospitalization rates and high patient compliance with daily measurements needed to monitor them remotely.
Source: MedCity NewsCategories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
.@Endotronix reports promising study results for #sensor used to manage #heartfailure https://t.co/dE8F9TXkAt
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Is #Sensor #Tech the Fashion of the Future? What are the pre-requisites for developing and disseminating such technologies, and what are their potential applications? Learn from this excellent panel at #HRX2023! @PassmanRod @experienceHRX @HRSonline https://t.co/x4et0p0Gem