Heart Monitor Taped on Skin
Organic Sensor & Organic Solar Cell Combine to Monitor Heartbeats
Very Flexible, Taped Heart Monitor on Your Finger
Scientists have developed an organic sensor powered by sunlight that performs as a self-powered heart monitor. The scientists put a sensor device, an organic, electrochemical transitor, into a flexible organic solar cell. The device successfully measures the heartbeats of humans under bright light conditions.
New Generation of Self-Medical Monitoring
This monitor, developed by scientists at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science and the University of Tokyo, is human friendly, ultra flexible with a solar powered sensor. It can also be used to monitor brain function. The development was reported in the journal Nature. It's being hailed as the next generation of self-medical monitoring. Such self-powered devices placed on the skin have great potential for medical applications.
Source: RIKEN Center |
Very Flexible, Taped Heart Monitor on Your Finger
Scientists have developed an organic sensor powered by sunlight that performs as a self-powered heart monitor. The scientists put a sensor device, an organic, electrochemical transitor, into a flexible organic solar cell. The device successfully measures the heartbeats of humans under bright light conditions.
New Generation of Self-Medical Monitoring
This monitor, developed by scientists at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science and the University of Tokyo, is human friendly, ultra flexible with a solar powered sensor. It can also be used to monitor brain function. The development was reported in the journal Nature. It's being hailed as the next generation of self-medical monitoring. Such self-powered devices placed on the skin have great potential for medical applications.
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