Issue 3, 2016

Flexible sensors for biomedical technology

Abstract

Flexible sensing devices have gained a great deal of attention among the scientific community in recent years. The application of flexible sensors spans over several fields, including medicine, industrial automation, robotics, security, and human–machine interfacing. In particular, non-invasive health-monitoring devices are expected to play a key role in the improvement of patient life and in reducing costs associated with clinical and biomedical diagnostic procedures. Here, we focus on recent advances achieved in flexible devices applied on the human skin for biomedical and healthcare purposes.

Graphical abstract: Flexible sensors for biomedical technology

Article information

Article type
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First published
17 Dec 2015

Lab Chip, 2016,16, 402-408

Flexible sensors for biomedical technology

D. Vilela, A. Romeo and S. Sánchez, Lab Chip, 2016, 16, 402 DOI: 10.1039/C5LC90136G

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