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Sweat-based wearable biosensors: A new era of continuous, noninvasive health monitoring and diagnostics

Wearable biosensors have revolutionised the field of healthcare monitoring and sweat-based wearable biosensors are a significant game changer due to the benefits of label-free detection, rapid response...

Wearable plant sensing devices for health monitoring

Plant health monitoring is becoming a key frontier in data-driven, precision and intelligent plant research and crop management. Among the various modalities, wearable sensing devices stand out for...

Recent advances in wearable sensors for uric acid detection: Methods, devices, and outlooks

Rapid advances in flexible electronic sensing technologies are transforming digital and personalized health monitoring. Wearable sensors, distinguished by portability, noninvasiveness, and real‑time...

Recent advances in conductive hydrogels for soft biointegrated electronics: Materials, properties, and device applications

Conductive hydrogels have paved the way for recent progress in developing soft bioelectronics devices by addressing mechanical mismatches between soft biological tissues and rigid electronic devices....

Flexible electromagnetic induction-type tactile sensors: Progress and prospects

Flexible tactile sensors based on the electromagnetic induction (FTS-EMI) have emerged as a prominent research focus, owing to their exceptional self-powered potential, high robustness, and remarkable...

Recent advances in flexible tactile sensors based on PEDOT:PSS

With the growing demand for flexible, high-performance sensing systems in healthcare, robotics, and human-machine interfaces, tactile sensors have received unprecedented attention. Flexible tactile...

Toward self-sustained wearables: Energy harvesting, storage, and smart power management

The development of wearable electronic devices is crucial for emerging applications such as continuous health monitoring, human–machine interaction, and mobile sensing. However, their advancement remains...

Self-healing materials for wearable electronics

Wearable electronic devices have emerged as a cross-disciplinary research hotspot, showing great potential for next-generation health management technologies. However, these devices inevitably experience...

Organic electrochemical transistor in wearable bioelectronics: Profiles, applications, and integration

Wearable bioelectronics attracts great interest as an important medium to bridge electronics and biological systems. As an emerging part of wearable electronics, organic electrochemical transistors...

Flexible wearable device applications for monitoring astronaut health: Current status and challenges

The burgeoning domain of flexible wearable devices is leading the way in aerospace medicine, providing groundbreaking solutions for the real-time health monitoring of astronauts. As human space exploration...

Hybrid thermoelectric–battery architectures for self-powered wearable electronics

Wearable electronics demand a continuous and reliable power supply to support real-time monitoring and wireless data transmission. Conventional batteries, such as lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), provide...

Dopamine-enhanced polymeric electrodes for durable and efficient iontophoresis

Iontophoresis electrodes are essential for biomedical applications such as sensing, electrical stimulation, and transdermal drug delivery. However, conventional Ag/AgCl electrodes exhibit poor stability...

Organic semiconductors based wearable bioelectronics

Wearable bioelectronics represent a rapidly growing field with significant potential to revolutionize healthcare monitoring, diagnostics, and therapeutics. These devices enable continuous, real-time...

Flexible electrochromic devices for wearable electronics

Wearable flexible electrochromic (EC) technology has garnered significant attention due to its distinctive attributes, including high controllability, low energy consumption, and exceptional mechanical...

Application of machine learning methods in flexible and wearable sensing systems

Flexible wearable devices provide essential technological support for the real-time and continuous monitoring of vital signs and motion signals. With the rapid advancement of functional materials and...

Advanced flexible organic near-infrared photodetectors for sensing applications

Near-infrared (NIR) light has found extensive applications in night vision, biomedicine, optical communication, and particularly in non-invasive continuous monitoring of health conditions and object...

Muscle fatigue identification and prediction in motion using wearable device with power and torque-based features

Monitoring muscle fatigue is a critical area of research in both the fields of rehabilitation medicine and sports science. Despite its importance, practical measurement remains challenging due to constraints...

Applications of organic light-emitting diodes in wearable electronics

Wearable electronics based on light-emitting devices have attracted significant attention in recent years due to their vast potential for application in daily life, such as wearable displays, biosignal...

Recent advancements in the tribovoltaic effect for human motion energy harvesting and wearable self-powered sensing

While human motion is a ubiquitous and sustainable source of mechanical energy, efficiently converting motion into stable electrical energy remains a significant challenge. The tribovoltaic effect is...

Wearable self-powered systems: Energy harvesting technologies and applications in health regulation

Wearable systems are rapidly advancing toward flexibility, intelligence, and continuous operation driven by developments in flexible electronics, functional materials, and smart textiles. Conventional...

Wearable cuffless blood pressure monitoring: From flexible electronics to machine learning

Hypertension significantly contributes to the widespread occurrence of cardiovascular disease globally. Routine portable blood pressure monitoring is crucial for the prevention and screening of hypertension....

A self-compliant and adhesive hydrogel interface for chronic electrophysiological monitoring

High-quality electrophysiological monitoring is crucial in healthcare and precision medicine. However, challenges persist in constructing a robust, durable interface between epidermal electrodes and...

Toward all flexible sensing systems for next-generation wearables

Recent advances in science and technology have enabled a promising future for wearable devices with the ability to seamlessly interact with their users. The next generation of wearable systems should...

Weaving the future of virtual reality/augmented reality with triboelectric fibers for self-powered sensing

Virtual reality/ augmented reality (VR/AR) can connect the virtual environment with the real world, greatly enriching human sensory experience. However, traditional hard sensors have poor comfort and...

Chain-like aligned boron nitride embedded in elastomer for thermal management in wearable electronics

With ongoing advances in integration density, power output and miniaturization of wearable electronics, efficient thermal management has become increasingly critical. To address heat accumulation, thermally...

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