Wireless, Flexible, Ionic, Perspiration‐Rate Sensor System with Long‐Time and High Sweat Volume Functions Toward Early‐Stage, Real‐Time Detection of Dehydration
Satoko Honda,
Ryuki Tanaka,
Guren Matsumura
et al.
Abstract:Flexible sensors that can be attached to the body to collect vital data wirelessly enable real‐time, early‐stage diagnosis for human health management. Wearable sweat sensors have received considerable attention for real‐time physiological monitoring. Unlike conventional methods that require blood‐drawing in a clinic, sweat analyses may enable noninvasive tracking of health conditions for early‐stage diagnosis. Even though a variety of studies to monitor metabolites and other substances have been conducted, au… Show more
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