Wearable atenna (IMAGE)

Penn State

Wearable atenna

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Researchers demonstrated a soft, printable hydrogel electrode that conforms to the skin while recording physiological signals. The material maintained close contact during movement and under wet conditions, offering a potential platform for future wearable health-monitoring technologies.

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Huanyu "Larry" Cheng/Penn State

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