MIT researchers have designed a wearable ultrasound monitor, in the form of a patch, that can image organs within the body without the need for an ultrasound operator or application of gel. In a new ...

In one test, seven participants wore the patch while cycling, raising an arm or leg, meditating, eating and doing other tasks. In 85 subjects, the patch was tested as they changed positions ...

a professor of chemical and nano engineering at UC San Diego who developed the patch. "That's why it was so important for us to test this device in a wide variety of real-world and clinical settings." ...

a professor of chemical and nano engineering at UC San Diego who developed the patch. "That's why it was so important for us to test this device in a wide variety of real-world and clinical settings." ...

A rapid and reliable skin-patch test can now detect the COVID-19 virus, and potentially other infectious agents in under three minutes, without the need to draw blood. This convenience overcomes a ...

They would not need access to trained staff and echocardiogram machines. “With our technology, this simple patch, any person with minimal training can use it very well,” he said. Along with a ...

Using VCSEL pulses to stimulate acoustic emissions, this photo-acoustic conformal skin patch can provide 3D ... to other wearable electrochemical measurement units that can only sense critical ...