Imagine a soft, stretchy patch on your skin that can track your heart rate or detect stress hormones in your sweat—just like a second skin. To make...
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Scientists create stretchable circuit that moves like human skin
Imagine a soft, stretchy patch on your skin that can track your heart rate or detect stress hormones in your sweat—just like a second skin. To make this possible, researchers need to develop materials that are not only flexible and biocompatible but also able to conduct electricity efficiently. That’s no easy task, because stretchability and […] The post Scientists create stretchable circuit that moves like human skin appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
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