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BioStamp | تراشه ای که پزشک شخصی چسبناک شماست!
BioStamp | تراشه ای که پزشک شخصی چسبناک شماست!
تجهیزات پوشیدنی می توانند مزاحم باشند، اما “BioStamp” راهکاری هوشمندانه ای این مشکل دارد، ابزاری الکترونیک که مثل خالکوبی، تا یک هفته به پوست بدن می چسبد.
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Year In Review: The Most Popular Stories Of 2016
Year In Review: The Most Popular Stories Of 2016 #bestof2016 #wearabletech #FashionTech
As we look forward to a year of new and exciting wearables, fashion tech, and (hopefully) things-we-have-yet-to-imagine, it seemed appropriate to look back at the most popular stories of 2016. This year’s top stories serve as a nice representation of what is happening in the industry at a macro level. Our top story of the year covers fashionable fitness trackers and as we move down the list we…
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Capturing the Networked Society - Case 26 MC10 Biostamp
There was a time when putting a bandaid on someone would just protect a scrape or cut while it healed. Now, a bandaid can monitor a heartbeat, collect information on blood count, or even save a patient’s life. This film is part of a global Ericsson project where we have traveled to over 25 different countries in order to find the real-life change-makers who are transforming our world through mobility. The project serves as both a study and a celebration: a study on how connectivity has reshaped the ways in which we communicate, collaborate and innovate, as well as a celebration of pioneers who introduced new applications of technology to transform our businesses, industries and society at large.
Brain Interfaces Made of Silk
http://www.technologyreview.com/news/418503/brain-interfaces-made-of-silk/
THIS COSMETICS COMPANY IS READY TO COVER YOUR BODY IN ELECTRONICS
http://www.popsci.com/cosmetic-company-wants-cover-your-body-electronics
Age of Wearable Computing Delivers BioStamp Electronic Skin
http://www.scientificcomputing.com/news/2015/05/age-wearable-computing-delivers-biostamp-electronic-skin
Mc10 plays a vital role as epidermal electronics in the development of the wearables.
BioStamp could be developed for use in healthcare to monitor patients. Monitoring in a natural environment during normal activity is especially beneficial for continuous monitoring of health and wellness, cognitive state, or behavioural patterns during sleep.
Not only would this be more convenient than tethering patients to large machines, but the results could be more accurate if obtained in patients’ normal environments doing usual activities. Another major advantage of skin-like circuits is that they don’t require conductive gel, tape, skin-penetrating pins or bulky wires, which can be uncomfortable for the patient and limit coupling efficiency. They are much more comfortable and less cumbersome than traditional electrodes and give the wearers complete freedom of movement.
The skin-mounted electronics could have many biomedical applications, including EEG and EMG sensors to monitor nerve and muscle activity. They could potentially help to reduce trips to the doctor and the rate of ER visits. Other applications could include a patch that alerts an athlete to when and how much to hydrate to achieve peak performance, or one that prompts you when it’s time to apply more sunscreen.
The patch uses a thin film battery technology that complements the thin electronics in the wearable patch. It is a rechargeable cell capable of powering the patch for many hours. Wireless is used to both interrogate and power the patch. MC10 also has said that it is working on the integration of wireless power sources and communication systems to relay the information gathered to a smartphone.
MC10’s strategic development partners include Reebok, Medtronic, cosmetics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Diagnostics For All, as well as several undisclosed partners.
With emerging devices like Google Glass and MC10's BioStamp-- a Band-Aid sized patch full of sensors that can monitor your "body temperature, heart rate, brain activity, and exposure to ultraviolet radiation"-- the gap between human bodies and technology is rapidly closing. Take a look at the latest body-attachable devices in Dazed Digital's article "Top Ten Wearable Tech Inventions"
MC10's BioStamp: The New Frontier of Medical Diagnostics With Medtronic
The age of wearable computing is upon us: There are now wristbands from Nike (NKE), clip-on devices from Fitbit, and eyewear from Google (GOOG). We’ve come this far because we’ve been able to shrink computing power from something the size of a room to a…
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