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AI-Enabled Hydrogel Patch Provides Long-Term High-Fidelity EEG and Attention Monitoring
Researchers unveil a reusable hydrogel patch with machine learning capabilities for high-fidelity EEG recording and attention assessment.
Key Details
- 1Entropy network hydrogel (PGEH) patch provides skin-like stretch (1643%) and high tensile strength (366 kPa).
- 2Reusable skin adhesion (104 kPa) is temperature-activated and leaves no residue after >30 cycles.
- 3Sensor captures EEG signals with ultra-low impedance (310 Ω) and 25.2 dB SNR for up to 48 hours, outperforming traditional Ag/AgCl electrodes.
- 4Integrated with EEGNet, achieves 91.38% accuracy in distinguishing attention states via real-time cognitive feedback.
- 5Capacitive sensor in patch offers 1.25 kPa sensitivity and rapid response (30 ms) over 20,000 cycles, supporting multi-signal monitoring.
- 6Potential applications include clinical-grade EEG, ECG/EMG, neurofeedback, and secure neurocommunication.
Why It Matters
This innovation merges biocompatible, long-wearable EEG electrodes with real-time machine learning, offering significant advances in non-invasive neuroimaging, cognitive assessment, and potential diagnostic applications for neurology and radiology-related disciplines.
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EurekAlert
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