Produced by Big Data Digest Author: Peter Diamandis In 2014, at an infectious disease laboratory in Finland, health researcher Petteri Lahtela discovered something strange; he suddenly realized that many of the conditions he was studying overlapped. For example, while examining diseases that doctors believed were unrelated, such as Lyme disease, heart disease, and diabetes, he … Read more
Click the above “Material Person” to subscribe to us Introduction In recent years, portable wearable electronic devices have begun to be widely used in professional fields and in daily life, evolving towards miniaturization, intelligence, multifunctionality, and flexibility. However, the main problem faced by wearable electronic products is that existing batteries are insufficient to provide continuous … Read more
Academician Wang Zhonglin and researcher Dong Kai from the Institute of Nano Energy and Systems, Chinese Academy of Sciences, published their latest research results in the high-profile journal Nano Research Energy hosted by Tsinghua University. They reported a wearable sustainable energy harvesting-storage hybrid self-charging power textile, providing an effective pathway for the design of sustainable … Read more
Welcome to click the blue font above to follow us.The composite energy fabric can simultaneously collect solar energy and mechanical energy: With the rapid development of smart wearable devices, the demand for lightweight, affordable, portable, and sustainable power sources has become increasingly prominent. People have long dreamed of achieving an energy technology that can be … Read more
25-year-old Xiao Mao is a new media worker in Wuhan. Like many young workers, he often stays up late and eats takeout—having hot dry noodles for breakfast and stir-fried dishes or barbecued food for lunch and dinner. Under the dual influence of work pressure and a high-fat diet, Xiao Mao’s weight has slightly spiraled out … Read more
The first computer, ENIAC, was undoubtedly a monumental achievement in human history. However, IBM, which made computers smaller and accessible to households, truly rewrote history. Generations of engineers have tried to make silicon chips, screens, and buttons smaller and smaller. Just like finely ground and tightly packed coffee, when soaked with 9 atmospheres of boiling … Read more
Research Background The rise of flexible, smart electronics has greatly facilitated the non-invasive and timely tracking of physiological information in remote healthcare. Carefully constructed biomimetic sensitive components are crucial for designing efficient electronic skin with advanced cognitive functions to capture diverse external stimuli. However, realistic imitation, whether in the three-dimensional interlocking hierarchical structure of the … Read more
Click the blue text to follow “Textile Report” Column Introduction The smart textile market is gradually becoming a new engine for global economic growth. Market research firm ReportLinker predicts that the global smart textile market is expected to grow from $2.52 billion in 2021 to $9.3 billion by 2026, with a compound annual growth rate … Read more
Recently, I’ve been thinking about exercising, but I neither want to buy a gym membership nor a sports wristband, so I decided to make one myself. Vital sign monitoring refers to the method of observing and studying data such as body temperature, heart rate, respiratory status, and blood pressure using various sensors and devices. Different … Read more
MAKER：yishaisilver8／译：趣无尽 This project is based on the Raspberry Pi Zero, using a fisheye camera to stream video in real-time to the wearable Vufine display. The display effect is similar to a four-inch screen, outputting at 720p. Additionally, these glasses can assist patients with retinitis pigmentosa, providing a broader field of vision, convenience, and more joy … Read more