Wireless breathable face mask sensor for spatiotemporal 2D respiration profiling and respiratory diagnosis
In this study, we introduced an air-permeable, stretchable, and a pixelated pressure sensor that can be integrated into a commercial face mask. The mask sensor showed a strain-independent pressure-sensing performance, providing 2D pressure profiles for exhalation and inhalation. Real-time 2D respiration profiles could monitor various respiratory behaviors, such as oral/nasal breathing, clogged nose, out-of-breath, and coughing. Furthermore, they could detect respiratory diseases, such as rhinitis, sleep apnea, and pneumonia. The 2D respiratory profiling mask sensor is expected to be employed for remote respiration monitoring and timely patient treatment.PMID:38670033 | DOI:10.1016/j.biomaterials.2024.122579
Source: Biomaterials - Category: Materials Science Authors: Jaehyun Kim Heesung Roh Sungmin Moon Cheonhoo Jeon Seunggoo Baek Woosung Cho Jae-Yoon Sim Unyong Jeong Source Type: research
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