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3D-Printed, Personalized Wearable Electronics Shaped by 3D Datasets
This technology was developed to use 3D datasets to generate 3D printed wearable device tailored to each individual user. The technology works with simple photometric scans as well as MRI or CT data and produces a customized device, which enables month long wear with perfect fit with the ability to also customize sensor and electronics location to provide...
Published: 5/24/2023
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Inventor(s): Philipp Gutruf, Tucker Stuart
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Category(s): Technology Classifications > Engineering & Physical Sciences > Communications & Networking > Wireless, Technology Classifications > Medical Devices
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3D Printed Epifluidics
University of Arizona researchers have developed a method to print wearable sweat collection devices to that enable 24/7 sweat collection over weeks without the use of adhesives. This technology provides an easily manufacturable method for producing these devices with accurate control over channel design and integration with electrical components, enabling...
Published: 5/24/2023
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Inventor(s): Philipp Gutruf, Tucker Stuart
Keywords(s):
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Materials > Biocompatible, Technology Classifications > Sensors & Controls > Biologic, Technology Classifications > Medical Devices > Diagnostic
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3D Printed, Stretchable Epifluidic Platform
This technology is a 3D printed device that can be mounted on the skin and collects small amounts of sweat to measure its contents. The 3D printing technology enables the device to be custom manufactured to conform to an individual’s body and to be mounted without applying adhesives to the skin.
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Epifluidics is a rapidly evolving area...
Published: 4/3/2023
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Inventor(s): Philipp Gutruf, Tucker Stuart
Keywords(s):
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Engineering & Physical Sciences > Electronics, Technology Classifications > Sensors & Controls > Biologic
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