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Sensing (by device)

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Atom Limb digital-pill
Digital Pill self-healing-sensor2
Self-Healing Sensors
Bioelectronic Mask Minecraft game with eyegaze control boxes overlaid.
Eye-Gaze only interface to MINECRAFT A chart of the process leading from lip movements behind a mask, picked up by radar and wi-fi, processed through AI into recognition data that can be fed into applications such as biometrics or hearing aids
AI + RF imaging of Lips improves Hearing Aids L: An industry-standard embroidery machine. R: Sensors embedded into a face mask and t-shirt
Wearable Sensors in T-Shirts and Face Masks can be Used to Monitor Health Mask-Sensor
Customizable face mask with built-in sensors for optimal protection
Alcohol Monitoring Sensor encrypted-one-touch-hu
One-Touch Technology Human and mechanical hand reaching for each other
Skin Sensors Cortisol Increase Notification on Tablet Screen close up of fabric interwoven with wiry looking strings.
Piezoelectric Fabric can detect sounds, like heartbeat Back of woman's neck with 3 squares of bandaid like material with visible microchips in them on her neck.
SkinKit, on skin interface prototyping mouth guard with electronic system in background. person using tweezers to work on electronic system on small circular piece or material.
Bite-controlled Optoelectronic System A scientist looking at the skin-like electric device.
Skin-like electronics that can monitor health continuously Neurable headphones
Neurable’s Smart Headphones Researcher from Yonsei University explaining the speech recognition sensor.
Speech recognition tech uses tiny face sensors to transcribe mouthed words. Essence-Wearables
Essence Wearables VoiceCloning-DataCollection-scaled-1
Prosthetic Voices Eyeglasses with description of sensing capabilities.
SPIDERS+: A light-weight, wireless, and low-cost glasses-based wearable platform for emotion sensing and bio-signal acquisition Frontal view of a participant equipped with k-EmoCon wearable sensors.
K-EmoCon, a multimodal sensor dataset for continuous emotion recognition in naturalistic conversations Smyle mouse head dracking diagram
Smyle Mouse
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