Wearable Ultrasound Tech Monitors Muscles
Engineers have developed a wearable, wireless ultrasound device that enables precise, long-term monitoring of muscle activity with applications in healthcare and human-machine interfaces.
Engineers have developed a wearable, wireless ultrasound device that enables precise, long-term monitoring of muscle activity with applications in healthcare and human-machine interfaces.
A new super flexible, self-healing, highly conductive material suitable for stretchable electronic circuitry could be used for PT patient monitoring, such as in a sensor patch to monitor elbow or knee injury rehabilitation.
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