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  1. RESEARCH · 36氪 (36Kr) 中文(ZH) ·

    Skin-like smart patches can analyze health data in real time

    Researchers have developed a new AI-powered, skin-like flexible computing patch that can analyze health data in real-time directly on the body. This patch performs AI calculations within milliseconds, unlike current wearables that rely on wireless connections. Separately, the EU is reportedly preparing a multi-million Euro fine for Google under the Digital Markets Act for antitrust violations. AI

    IMPACT AI-powered health patch offers real-time, on-body analysis, potentially improving diagnostics and remote patient monitoring.

  2. TOOL · Mastodon — mastodon.social 日本語(JA) ·

    Developed a stretchable AI patch that determines ventricular fibrillation on the spot with 99.6% accuracy when attached to the body https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://fabscene.com/new/news/uchicago-wang-stretchable-neuromorphic-oect-patch-heart-ventricula

    Researchers at the University of Chicago have developed a stretchable AI patch capable of detecting ventricular fibrillation with 99.6% accuracy. This neuromorphic patch processes data directly on the body using organic electrochemical transistors, eliminating the need for remote cloud analysis. The technology, detailed in Nature Electronics, integrates a small neural network to assess cardiac event risks with 83.5% accuracy and is being further developed into a complete wearable health platform. AI

    Developed a stretchable AI patch that determines ventricular fibrillation on the spot with 99.6% accuracy when attached to the body https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://fabscene.com/new/news/uchicago-wang-stretchable-neuromorphic-oect-patch-heart-ventricula

    IMPACT This development could lead to more immediate and accurate on-body health monitoring, potentially saving lives by enabling faster responses to critical cardiac events.