New electronic tattoos, as soft and pliable as real skin, could monitor heart, brain and muscle activity ... The temporary digital tattoos resemble small computer chips and are made of tiny ...

Small tattoos have become a firm fixture in many artist's studios, with more and more of us opting for sweet scripts and ...

user-friendly device for measuring brain activity: wafer-thin "tattoo" electrodes that are barely detectable on the skin. A medical expert can adhere the small electrodes—made up of conductive ...

But now, scientists have advanced brain ... E-tattoos are “small sensors” that adhere to the skin. These can be used to detect a variety of bodily functions, such as heart rate, muscle ...

skin-like circuit that adheres to skin just like a temporary tattoo. Study author John Rogers discusses how the device could be used to measure brain waves, heart and muscle activity, or even ...

Researchers have designed a wireless electronic monitoring device so thin it can be applied to the skin like a temporary tattoo. It could one day be used to monitor heart, brain and muscle ...

The ultrathin patches, which are applied to the skin like temporary tattoos, contain miniature electronic components that sense and send information for diagnosing and monitoring medical conditions.

Applied to skin like a temporary tattoo, these could be used to monitor electrophysiological signals associated with the heart and muscles, as well as rudimentary brain activity. To improve its ...

Using this “epidermal electronic system”, researchers can measure electrical activity in the heart, brain, and skeletal muscles, as they report in the journal Science. The thin device works ...