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Expanding the Range: Wearables Enable the Next Level of Mobile Health Data Monitoring

Emily

Editor, Senior Moderator
https://www.photonics.com/Articles/Expanding_the_Range_Wearables_Enable_the_Next/a68111
Expanding the Range: Wearables Enable the Next Level of Mobile Health Data Monitoring

LED arrays, specialized lasers, and a gamut of sensors mark the newest biocompatible wearable devices, capable of detecting the early onset of cancer and other diseases.


DOUGLAS FARMER, SENIOR EDITOR [email]doug.farmer@photonics.com[/EMAIL]

The next generation of wearable devices will no longer be created only for the fitness-conscious to monitor their daily steps or heart rate on a smartwatch. Increasingly sophisticated photonic components such as LED arrays and specialized lasers, as well as a gamut of sensors and detectors contained within mobile equipment attached to the body, will be able to monitor spectral data within both the visible and infrared ranges...
 
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