Deep Learning-Assisted Cactus-Inspired Osmosis-Enrichment Patch for Biosafety-Isolative Wearable Sweat Metabolism Assessment.
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ABSTRACT: Sweat, which contains a rich array of biomarkers, serves as a vital biological fluid for non-invasive biosensing. Wearable sweat sensors have garnered significant interest owing to their portability and capacity for continuous monitoring. However, there are safety concerns regarding the direct contact of sweat sensors with the skin during the detection process. The chemical substances in the sensor patches may cause contamination of the epidermis when in contact with the skin, leading to skin allergic reactions. Sample collection and biosafety isolation are critical issues in wearable sweat detection. To address this, we develop a cactus-inspired biomimetic Janus membrane capable of unidirectionally transporting and concentrating sweat toward a designated detection zone. Through unidirecti
SUBMITTER: Yan Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC12730226 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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