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A demonstration of the system that monitors the heart rate, the activity of the peripheral nervous system and other physiological markers and transfers the data to the cloud, where it is available to authorized parties for analysis and medical recommendations. Illustration: Prof. Hosem Haik's laboratory, Technion

An integrated system for the early diagnosis of diseases using wearable monitoring

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Creating electrical voltage with the help of the heat emitted from the body.

Wearable devices powered by body heat

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Hongrui Jiang, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in his lab. Photo: Stephanie Precourt

Tiny solar cells could power personal devices

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A flexible electronic material that repairs itself. PHOTO FROM YOUTUBE - COURTESY OF PENN STATE UNIVERSITY

A flexible electronic material that repairs itself

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The innovative transistor consists of four types of ink: a conductor (silver), an insulator (aluminum oxide), a semiconductor (cadmium selenide) and a conductor in which an insulating material is integrated (a mixture of silver and indium).

Transistors composed entirely of nanocrystals

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Photo: from the MotionX website

Forum - to put together and forget / Philippa Kahn

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A man wearing "Google Glass" glasses in Los Angeles, May 2013. Photo: shutterstock

The future of smart glasses / Larry Greenmeyer

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A shirt that is also an EKG. From the Maxim company website

A shirt containing integrated circuits will alert you to medical emergencies

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The clothes make the person

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For rent in Japan - a robotic suit that helps people walk

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A breakthrough in making circuits from carbon nanotubes may lead to wearable computing

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