Di Li – Asian Scientist Magazine

AWARDS

A team of scientists in Singapore has developed a customizable supercapacitor that can be used as a power source for wearable devices.

This breathable electronic sensor was so comfortable that subjects would forget that they were wearing it.

Wearable electronics like sports bands and smart watches could be more comfortable with the help of a green tea extract.

Researchers have developed a printable elastic conductor that can retain high conductivity even when stretched up to five times its original length.

Scientists in Korea have developed a method to create light-emitting fabric that can be used in wearable displays.

Scientists in Korea have developed a wearable energy harvesting device that can generate electricity from sunlight and body heat.

This flexible, transparent and easily attachable e-skin display could measure blood pressure and blood oxygen levels in the future.

Is your Fitbit collecting dust in your drawer? Most people stop wearing their activity trackers within a few weeks or months, researchers have found.

While carbon nanotubes show promise, the jury is still out on whether they can be used for manufacturing wearable electronics.