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Science Times - Fitness Sensor Developed Using MXene Ultrathin Nanomaterials to Monitor a Person's Health by Analyzing Perspiration

Fitness Sensor Developed Using MXene Ultrathin Nanomaterials to Analyze Perspiration, Monitor a Person's Health

Medicine & Technology Jan 04, 2022

A prototype fitness sensor, developed using the new MXene, hydrogel compound, was able to track the movement of the muscles by generating distinct electrical resistance patterns as mechanical stress augmented.

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Fitness Sensor Developed Using MXene Ultrathin Nanomaterials to Analyze Perspiration, Monitor a Person's Health

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