Prof. Zhenan Bao et al present a novel, electrically active, spray-on smart skin that uses AI to rapidly decipher typing, sign language, and the shape of a familiar object from the movements of a human hand even with limited training.
Read more about A substrate-less nanomesh receptor with meta-learning for rapid hand task recognitionhttps://mailchi.mp/e14960ef3b87/ewear-newsletter-january-011923…
Read more about January 2023https://mailchi.mp/4e64c9a16183/ewear-patent-newsletter-fall-2022…
Read more about Patent Newsletter- Patents Related to Optical Metasurfaces (Fall 2022)Prof. Zhenan Bao, Prof. Geoffrey Gurtner et al have developed a prototype wireless smart bandage that speeds tissue repair, promotes faster closure of wounds, increases new blood flow to injured tissue, and enhances the recovery of skin.
Read more about Wireless closed-loop smart bandage for chronic wound management and accelerated tissue regenerationhttps://mailchi.mp/6c13b7880a85/ewear-newsletter-december-120522…
Read more about December 2022https://mailchi.mp/27637ed967db/ewear-newsletter-november-111422…
Read more about November 2022Prof. Reinhold Dauskardt et al develop predictive models of injuries to skin due to projectiles, using simulation of projectile size, shape, orientation, friction coefficient, and impact angle.
Read more about Characterization and modeling of partial-thickness cutaneous injury from debris-simulating kinetic projectilesProf. Renee Zhao et al report a design strategy for snap-folding hexagonal rings that can be folded to 1.5% and 0.4% of initial area and volume, respectively, for future applications as stints, novel medical devices, and soft robotics.
Read more about Hexagonal ring origami assemblies: Foldable functional structures with extreme packinghttps://mailchi.mp/f745f7be325b/ewear-newsletter-october-101222…
Read more about October 2022Prof. Zhenan Bao, Prof. Parag Mallick, Prof. William Hiesinger et al develop and demonstrate a proof-of-concept wireless device that that adheres to the skin to measure changes in tumor size below.
Read more about A flexible electronic strain sensor for the real-time monitoring of tumor regression
