Accurately estimating kinetic metrics, such as braking and propulsion forces, in real-world running environments enhances our understanding of performance, fatigue, and injury. Wearable inertial measurement units (IMUs) offer a potential solution to ...
BACKGROUND: Active commuting, such as skateboarding and kickboarding, is gaining popularity as an alternative to traditional modes of transportation such as walking and cycling. However, current activity trackers and smartphones, which rely on accele...
Wearable sensors allow non-invasive monitoring of sweat metabolites, but their reliance on molecular recognition elements limits both physiological coverage and temporal resolution. Here we report an all-flexible chronoepifluidic surface-enhanced Ram...
The development of highly sensitive, wide linear-range flexible pressure sensors is crucial for practical applications in human-computer interaction, physiological signal detection, and motion monitoring. However, traditional flexible pressure sensor...
Wrist-worn alcohol biosensors can continuously track alcohol consumption, but their measurements are disrupted when the device is removed. Left unaddressed, non-wear data compromises observations of alcohol use and subsequent predictions of intoxicat...
This work presents a machine learning (ML)-optimized dual-band wearable antenna designed specifically for biomedical applications in healthcare monitoring. Fabricated on a Rogers substrate of 40 × 41 mm, the antenna operates at 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz wi...
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven diagnostics and wearable health technologies is transforming health care delivery by enabling real-time health monitoring and early disease detection. These innovations are catalyzing a shi...
BACKGROUND: Depression is highly recurrent and heterogeneous. The unobtrusive, continuous collection of mobile sensing data via smartphones and wearable devices offers a promising approach to monitor and predict individual depression trajectories, di...
The Internet of Things (IoT) plays a significant part in the healthcare field. The growth of smart devices, smart sensors, and advanced lightweight communication protocols has created an opportunity to connect medical devices for monitoring biomedica...
Wearable biochemical sensors enabling non-invasive monitoring of biomarkers in bodily fluids play a pivotal role in advancing personalized healthcare. The state-of-the-art wireless and wearable biochemical sensors still suffer from large form factors...
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