The present invention provides a paper-based self-powered sensor patch for glucose monitoring in sweat and for the prevention and management of exercise-induced hypoglycemia.

About

The technology demonstrates the sensing concept for self-powered, wearable, and disposable glucose monitoring in sweat. The fuel cell-based sensor is composed of three functional layers: the anodic layer with a conductive reservoir, the sweat reservoir, and the air-cathode layer. When attached directly to human skin, sweat is wicked by using capillary forces and monitored an electrochemical current generation as a transducing output signal for glucose monitoring in sweat. Thus, it eliminates the requirement of exterior batteries and advances readout instrumentation.

Key Benefits

• Non-invasive. • Disposable. • Equipment-free. • Portable. • Low-cost.

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