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Novel, highly sensitive biosensor set to transform wearable health monitoring – CIE

Novel, highly sensitive biosensor set to transform wearable health monitoring – CIE
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Takeo miyakeTaiki takamatsuWaseda universityInstitute of technologyJapan aerospace exploration agencyProfessor takeo miyakeProfessor yin sijieBeijing instituteAdvanced materials

Novel, highly sensitive biosensor set to transform wearable health monitoring

Novel, highly sensitive biosensor set to transform wearable health monitoring
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Takeo miyakeTaiki takamatsuInstitute of technologyJapan aerospace exploration agencyWaseda universityProfessor takeo miyakeProfessor yin sijieBeijing instituteAdvanced materials

Sensitive biosensor boosts wearable health monitoring

Researchers from Japan have developed a new wearable biosensor that can detect extremely small changes in glucose in tears and changes in blood lactate. Wearable wireless biosensors are an integral part of digital healthcare and monitoring. Commonly used chipless resonant antenna-based biosensors are simple and affordable, but have limited applicability due to their low sensitivity. […]

Nick flahertyTakeo miyakeTaiki takamatsuInstitute of technologyWaseda universityJapan aerospace exploration agencyTechnology newsProfessor takeo miyakeProfessor yin sijieBeijing instituteAdvanced materials

Next-Generation Wearable Biosensors

Scientists have developed s PT-symmetric wireless wearable bio resonator that might soon guide in a new era of personalized health monitoring and effective digitized healthcare systems.

Taiki takamatsuTakeo miyakeJapan aerospace exploration agencyInstitute of technologyWaseda universityGeneration wearableProfessor takeo miyakeIndustry focusProfessor yin sijieBeijing instituteAdvanced materials technologiesParity time symmetric bioresonatorsExtremely small biological signalAdvanced materials