How Biostamps Can Replace Clunky Biomedical Sensors

An anonymous reader writes: The biostamp--a type of temporary tattoo that feels like skin, yet is laden with electronics--is just about ready for prime time. The technology has entered clinical trials for medical use, and consumer versions, costing just tens of cents, are coming soon. A visit to the University of Illinois researchers developing the technology reveals details about how biostamps work and how they are manufactured. A year from now, don't be surprised if you're wearing one--or two, or three--yourself.

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Sharing is caring by penguinoid · 2015-06-01 15:57 · Score: 3, Insightful

Will it automatically tweet all my health information, or does it only go to my health insurance company?

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