Zhenan Bao et al show that high energy density shape memory polymers can heal films and devices even when they have been punctured with a blade to create centimeter-sized holes.
Read more about Shape-memory-assisted self-healing of macroscopic punctures via high-energy-density periodic dynamic polymers with tunable actuation temperaturehttps://mailchi.mp/7e51bd12212b/ewear-newsletter-may-050924…
Read more about May 2024Prof. Zhenan Bao et al develop and demonstrate stretchable integrated circuits with more than 1,000 transistors and stage-switching frequency greater than 1 MHz, an active-matrix tactile sensor array with a record-high density of 2,500 units per sq cm, and a light-emitting diode display with refresh speed of 60 Hz.
Read more about High-speed and large-scale intrinsically stretchable integrated circuitshttps://mailchi.mp/e2298758e458/ewear-newsletter-april-041624…
Read more about April 2024Prof. Fei-Fei Li, Prof. Jiajun Wu, Prof. Anthony Norcia et al demonstrate a system that uses direct neural communication to control robots by interpreting intended human actions with specific objects via EEG input.
Read more about NOIR: Neural signal operated intelligent robots for everyday activitieshttps://mailchi.mp/59ac0c9cff8a/ewear-newsletter-march-031324…
Read more about March 2024https://mailchi.mp/446b58ee99a3/ewear-newsletter-february-021524…
Read more about February 2024Prof. Michael Snyder, Prof. Tracey McLaughlin, Prof. Nima Aghaeepour et al find that recommendations in a mobile app using integrated data from wearables, behavior logging and continuous glucose monitoring can enhance metabolic health and lead to healthier lifestyle choices.
Read more about Digital health application integrating wearable data and behavioral patterns improves metabolic healthhttps://mailchi.mp/80022719e0e9/ewear-newsletter-january-011124…
Read more about January 2024Prof. Ada Poon, Prof. Ali Mani, Prof. Zhenan Bao, Prof. Philip Wong, Prof. Eric Pop et al report a battery-free, sticker-like reader and passive wireless sensor capable of recording temperature history, which utilizes self-oscillation in the reader for simplicity.
Read more about A disposable reader-sensor solution for wireless temperature logging
