Porous silicone paves the way for wearable biosensors that breathe

Biosensors that can be worn on the skin promise some exciting possibilities, with the potential to non-invasively monitor everyday health, and even things like glucose or stress levels. Scientists at Binghamton University have made a breakthrough that could make them more comfortable to wear and the signals they produce a lot clearer, showing off a new type of porous silicone that allows for the evaporation of sweat.Continue ReadingCategory: Wearables, TechnologyTags: Binghamton University, Sweat sensor