Breakthrough in Wearable Tech: Eco-Friendly ‘Electronic Spider Silk’ Sensors Printed Directly on Skin
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have developed eco-friendly, adaptive sensors made from “electronic spider silk,” which can be printed directly onto biological surfaces like skin or flower petals. These sensors are ultra-lightweight, imperceptible, and enable continuous health monitoring without obstructing natural sensations. The method is low-waste and low-emission, making it versatile for applications in…