Fingernail-sized vibrating gadgets, similar to the tiny devices that make your cellphone buzz, could help people with ...

4 The electronic circuitry of the biosensor transmits the signal to a visual display on the device itself or, in many cases, to a smartphone. This allows wearable biosensor users to monitor these ...

Wearable devices—technology that can be worn on the ... wearable tech uses LED lights to let users be seen at night and signal turns. The helmet can even detect a hard fall via special embedded ...

DGIST research teams have developed a self-powered sensor that uses motion and pressure to generate electricity and light ...

This makes it harder for wearable devices to pick up signals. Hydrated skin conducts electricity more easily because water improves the movement of charged particles, leading to better signal quality.

A wearable device that could detect sickness, such as chronic cardiovascular disease, is being developed by a Cincinnati professor.University of Cincinnati biomedical engineering professor Jason ...

Scientists have developed a new technology called Power-Over-Skin, which allows electricity to travel through the human body.

Wearable devices can identify, differentiate, and predict flare-ups, or the worsening of symptoms and inflammation, in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Mount Sinai researchers have shown in a ...

This course will review the challenges and opportunities associated with using wearable devices to infer biomedical information about individuals and populations. It will cover techniques from signal ...

This makes it harder for wearable devices to pick up signals. Hydrated skin conducts electricity more easily because water improves the movement of charged particles, leading to better signal quality.