3D Printed Electronic Skin Could Open the Way for Human-Machine Interaction via 3Dnatives
1 March 2024 - 0 comment
The skin is the largest human organ and the largest sensory connection to the rest of the world due to…
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Engineers Fabricate a Chip-free, Wireless Electronic “skin” via MIT NEWS
13 September 2022 - 0 comment
The device senses and wirelessly transmits signals related to pulse, sweat, and ultraviolet exposure, without bulky chips or batteries. Wearable…
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Sweating E-Skin for Long-Term Health Monitoring via Medgadget
9 November 2021 - 0 comment
Researchers at MIT have developed an e-skin technology that contains artificial sweat ducts. The ducts prevent sweat accumulation underneath the…
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Long-term Reliable Physical Health Monitoring by Sweat Pore–Inspired Perforated Electronic Skins via World of New Wave Info
24 August 2021 - 0 comment
Digital skins (e-skins)—digital sensors mechanically compliant to human pores and skin—have lengthy been developed as a perfect digital platform for…
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Xenoma’s CES Exhibit to Showcase ‘e-skin EMStyle,’ Electrical Muscle Stimulation
9 February 2021 - 0 comment
The suit enables trainers to provide personalized services while social-distancing. TOKYO (Jan. 11, 2020) – At CES® 2021 (Jan. 11-14),…
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Sweat-eating Microbes Power E-skins via Cosmetics & Toiletries
30 June 2020 - 0 comment
Researchers from the University of New York-Binghamton have published on the ability to generate electricity from bacteria that feed on…
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New malleable ‘electronic skin’ self-healable, recyclable by Tech Xplore
28 February 2018 - 0 comment
University of Colorado Boulder researchers have developed a new type of malleable, self-healing and fully recyclable “electronic skin” that has…
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A new electronic skin mimicking the structure of human skin can detect texture, temperature, pressure and sound via Skin.Inc
2 December 2015 - 0 comment
E-Skin Encounters Senses – November 24, 2015 A new electronic skin—a rubbery plastic-and-graphene film mimicking the structure of human skin—can…
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