A water-based conductive ink developed at Pennsylvania State University dries in under ten minutes, forming flexible electrodes that capture ECG, EEG, and EMG signals — even on hairy or sweaty skin. In lab tests, participants wore the painted sensors through 12 hours of daily activity. The study was published in PNAS.
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Mga inhinyero ng Penn State ay nagpipinta ng mga health sensor nang direkta sa balat sa anumang kulay

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Isang water-based conductive ink na binuo sa Pennsylvania State University ay nagpapatuyo sa loob ng sampung minuto, na bumubuo ng mga flexible electrode na kumukuha ng ECG, EEG, at EMG signals — kahit sa mabalahibo o pawisang balat. Sa mga laboratoryo, dinala ng mga kalahok ang mga pinintang sensor sa loob ng 12 oras ng pang-araw-araw na aktibidad. Inilathala ang pag-aaral sa PNAS.

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