Your next smartwatch could analyze sweat to mine invaluable health data

Experts at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed a sweat-sensing smartwatch that is capable of continuous sweat analysis for sodium and potassium ions.

By: Digital Trends

May 30 2024
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ZHAO Weiwei Over the past few years, scientists have been eyeing sweat as the next breakthrough avenue for wearable devices. So far, the tech hasn’t seen commercialization from the likes of Apple or… [+3990 chars]

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