Skin Sensor That Prevents Skin Damage

The integration of technology and medical science has resulted in the development of an electronic sensor that can be worn on the skin for prolonged durations without affecting the underlying sin.

Stretchable sensor prevents skin damage
- Wearable devices allow monitoring of physiological parameters
- They raise alarms in emergency conditions
- A new sensory device can be worn for prolonged durations without damaging the skin

Skin Sensor With Nanomeshes can be Used Over Prolonged Duration

An electronic device made of nanomeshes can be worn over the skin for prolonged durations without damaging effects or interference with routine activities. Read More

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