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As it becomes ever clearer that our cyberpunk future is here, we continue to glimpse a world where technology, like a slick octopus, makes its way onto our bodies. Last year, for example, MIT announced a “vaccination tattoo” that would allow medical staff to track who’s been vaccinated. Now, engineers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) say they’ve created another monitor you can wear: a skin patch that tracks how much caffeine and/or alcohol you’ve had.
Futurism picked up on the new, prototype wearable. Researchers at UCSD’s Center for Wearable Sensors are behind the gadget, which adheres to skin thanks to its extraordinary stretchiness. The electronic patch is worn on the neck or wrist, and contains an amalgam of sensors; ones that allow for the monitoring of both biochemical levels and cardiovascular signals. ....

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