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Wearable Technology

Members of the NTU research team include Dr Li Dong, Research Fellow; Dr Wang Zhixun, Research Fellow; and Assoc Prof Wei Lei (left to right) at the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

NTU Singapore develops ultra-thin semiconductor fibres for wearable electronics

Wearable sticker converts hand movements into communication

Design and working concept of the Stretchable microNeedle Adhesive Patch

KAIST researchers develop new sweat-resistant wearable technology

Researchers develop robotic wearable device to improve walking for individual with Parkinson’s disease

Solar powered wearables nearer with new conductive polymer

FOCUS+ wearable tracks tram driver fatigue

The new conductive and stretchable ‘super-material’ developed by researchers from the National University of Singapore can stretch up to 22 times its original length without sustaining a drop in its electrical conductivity

Stretchable and highly conductive material shows promise for wearables

Marcia O'Malley (from left), Barclay Jumet and Daniel Preston developed a wearable textile device that can deliver complex haptic cues in real time to users on the go

Texas team incorporates haptics into wearable tech

Lancaster heads up £7m QMol materials project

Smart watch data identifies Parkinson’s disease before symptoms appear

Hat 35 baseball cap acts as air purifying wearable

The U-RHYTHM device and spool

U-RHYTHM wearable spots onset of disease caused by stress hormones