Recently, the Brain Intelligence Center team led by Zhan Yang at the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, in collaboration with the Neural Engineering Center team led by Li Guanglin and the team led by Xue Xinyu from the University of Electronic Science and Technology, developed a self-powered flexible wearable neural stimulator … Read more
Recently, the research teams of Zhan Yang from the Brain Intelligence Center at the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Li Guanglin from the Neural Engineering Center collaborated with the team from University of Electronic Science and Technology of China to develop a self-powered flexible wearable neural stimulator that achieves bidirectional … Read more
01 Introduction In recent years, there has been a growing demand for mobile and portable medical devices that can monitor blood sugar, body temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, and perspiration. Currently, basic health data of the human body is difficult to quantify. However, portable medical devices can continuously collect human information and transmit it to … Read more
“In our research, we screened several at-risk infants through calibration by professional physicians, and then urgently contacted the parents, advising them to take their infants to a higher-level hospital for a comprehensive examination. At that moment, we truly felt the importance of what we were doing.” Dr. Zhang Senhao and Dr. Bao Benkun from the … Read more
This article proposes a high-resolution multidirectional sensor that operates under low strain. Using a laser direct writing method, a porous graphene electrode is prepared on a PI/PDMS composite film, successfully creating a cross-shaped sensitive layer. The sensor exhibits excellent sensing performance, linear response, and repeatability. The unique sensing characteristics of the cross-shaped structure enable the … Read more
Author | Zhou Yu Source | APPSO (ID: appsolution) Last year, when I first saw the Apple Watch Series 7 (hereinafter referred to as Apple Watch S7), several friends around me, including myself, were amazed by its large screen; the size remained unchanged, yet a larger display was squeezed in. After a brief moment of … Read more
Last year, when I first saw the Apple Watch S7, several friends and I were shocked by the large screen; the size hadn’t changed, but it housed a larger display. After a brief moment of surprise, an uncontrollable thought emerged: has the industrial design of smartwatches taken the same old path as smartphones—higher screen-to-body ratios … Read more
Smartwatches have already reached a sales scale of over 10 billion and continue to grow year after year. It can be said that it has become the most favored smart wearable device today. Although smartwatches have a significant market presence, I believe that as a high-tech smart product, they are still not as mature in … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us 1 Introduction With the development of wearable technology, smart bands and watches are becoming increasingly popular in our lives. Common smartwatches can monitor various physiological characteristics of the human body, including heart rate, blood oxygen, and body temperature. Blood pressure is an important physiological parameter in the human … Read more
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