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Sensors

This small, stretchy skin patch uses ultrasound to continuously monitor blood pressure deep inside the body

Wearable ultrasound patch offers continuous blood pressure monitoring

A system of artificial cilia capable of monitoring mucus conditions in human airways to better detect infection, airway obstruction, or the severity of diseases like cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, and lung cancer

Artificial cilia monitors mucus in human airways

Professor David Antoine with MarONet (Marine Optical Network) buoy

Curtain joins ocean colour satellite collaboration

Enough landmines are buried underground worldwide to circle Earth twice at the equator

Laser vibration sensing technology offers hope for quicker landmine detection

PM levels remained within World Health Organisation guidelines whilst students were in the building during school hours

Birmingham team gets measure of indoor air quality in schools

Stretchy wearable electronic device developed at University of Washington

Super stretchy wearable converts body heat to electricity

Bath scientists raise the bar for VR exercise

Moisture within the vadose zone changes rapidly, such as when a thunderstorm saturates a region that dries out a few days later

Seismic sensors measure soil moisture in vadose zone

A smartphone records the Raman spectrum of an unknown material (an ethanol solution, in this case) for further analysis

Technologies combined into portable spectrometer to rapidly detect harmful materials

spinalNET sensor records electrical activity of spinal neurons

Smart sleeve stitching captures arm movement

Wearable Aptalyzer runs for weeks to provide vital health data