<span>Recent advancements in electrical sensing and electronics have notably propelled the progress of wearable fitness medical technology. Key to these applications is mobility nodes, essential for remote patient monitoring. However, limited lifespan devices, particularly biomedical applications, poses a significant challenge their widespread adoption. Energy harvesting technology emerge...

Conducting polymers are an exciting class of organic electronic materials, which have attracted increasing interest in the fields bioelectronics and their biomedical applications. Their unique features such as mixed ionic-electronic conductivity, good biocompatibility, well mechanical softness make them favored candidates for effective conduit between worlds electronics biology. In addition, fa...

Abstract While products get more challenging to repair, the right-to-repair movement aims empower consumers in their ability “use, modify, and repair” a device “whenever, wherever, however” they want. Here, best design practices remaining challenges of three industrial sectors – namely, consumer electronics, biomedical devices, clothing industry are investigated light movement. Based on literat...

The application of wearable electronics in the biomedical research and commercial fields has been gaining great interest over the last several decades. Small-sized, lightweight monitoring systems with low-power consumption and, of course, wearability allow for the collection of physiological and behavioral data in ecological scenarios (e.g., at home, during daily activities or sleep, during spe...

Natural biopolymers are biodegradable and biocompatible thus have huge potential for the development of biomedical or transient systems. Herein, we report an entirely starch-based hydrogel flexible electronics including strain-sensitive batteries self-powered (SP) wearable sensors. This is only based on natural high-amylose starch, CaCl2, glycerol, preparation method green facile (namely, stirr...

objective: to systematically review the current literature of simulation in healthcare including the structured steps in the emergency healthcare sector by proposing a framework for simulation in the emergency department. methods: for the purpose of collecting the data, pubmed and acm databases were used between the years 2003 and 2013. the inclusion criteria were to select english-written arti...

nowadays, new technologies have changed the methods of serving customers in many service organizations. service in the banking industry has been influenced by international communication technology (ict) developments in essential ways. nowadays the importance of websites and their unique features in provision of services to customers is increasing. however, traditional methods of banking with d...

A significant number of graduates from Biomedical Engineering (BME) enter industry or enroll in graduate programs and are confronted with the challenge of developing electronic medical device prototypes. These prototypes requires the integration of very diverse technical skills including analog and digital electronics, microcontroller hardware and software, telecommunications, power electronics...

Biomedical systems that interface with the body and nervous system in wearable implantable formats are becoming an ever more important tool our quest to enhance wellness improve health care. The global medical electronics market was estimated be worth US$6.3 billion 2021 is expected reach US$8.8 by 2026. This growth driven many factors, such as aging population increasing life expectancy, adopt...