Modern individuals are increasingly concerned about health, fitness, exercise, and personal habits, leading to a growing demand for monitoring personal life data. The smart wearable device market is expected to exceed $100 billion by 2025. The demand for tracking exercise data, analyzing sleep quality, and other monitoring needs has driven the continuous growth of low-power … Read more
I Spent 20,000 on a Bunch of “Electronic Nannies” and Realized That Wellness Isn’t as Complicated as I Thought To be honest, I am the kind of person who practices wellness all year round, with goji berries steeped in my thermos. But it wasn’t until last year when I bought my first smart wristband that … Read more
Cite this article Zhou Hongyu, Li Zixiao, Wang Chunjuan. Full-course closed-loop management for neurological disorders through artificial intelligence-powered terminal devices[J]. Chinese Journal of Stroke, 2025, 20(8): 935-941. With the intensification of population aging, the prevalence of neurological disorders such as stroke, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and epilepsy continues to rise, posing a significant challenge to public … Read more
【Key Points】 ● We have developed a film sensor that can measure sweat ions with high sensitivity in a non-contact manner by using micro-textures that mimic rose petals. ● It has been proven to have a water retention capacity up to 3 times higher than traditional products, and its self-cleaning performance has improved by about … Read more
Real-time biochemical monitoring is crucial in personalized medicine and disease diagnosis. Fiber electrochemical sensors have become ideal carriers for wearable devices due to their miniaturization and biocompatibility advantages. However, traditional surface functionalization preparation strategies lead to two major bottlenecks: first, the active materials are prone to delamination from the high-curvature fiber surface, resulting in mechanical … Read more
Real-time biochemical monitoring is crucial in personalized medicine and disease diagnosis. Fiber electrochemical sensors have become ideal carriers for wearable devices due to their miniaturization and biocompatibility advantages. However, traditional surface functionalization preparation strategies lead to two major bottlenecks: first, the active materials are prone to delamination from the high-curvature fiber surface, resulting in mechanical … Read more
Source: China Science Daily (Reporter: Liao Yang, Correspondent: Li Kunpeng), Qingdao University of Science and Technology (Produced by the Media Center, Source: Science and Technology Department, Polymer College, Party Committee (President) Office, Editor: Qiao Yuqing, Initial Review: Zhang Xu, Editorial Review: Qiao Zhengwen, Dong Wenxuan, Final Review: Li Kunpeng) Professor Liu Kai’s team at Qingdao … Read more
Original images: Rathul Nengminza Sangma, Seppe Terryn, et al. This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore https://spectrum.ieee.org/collections/journal-watch/. Stretchable sensors have practical value in various fields, including human health monitoring and artificial muscles in soft robotics. However, these sensors face a significant issue: their lifespan is not … Read more
Whether in the fashion industry or the IT sector, wearable devices hold an important position, bringing the once distant concepts of fashion and technology closer together. How can one claim to be trendy without a touch of technology? From Bluetooth headsets to VR glasses, from health bands to smartwatches, these devices not only spark strong … Read more
