In an advance for wearable electronics for healthcare, researchers in Japan have developed a bioelectrode material that is stretchable, permeable to humidity, and conforms closely to the skin.

An automated ‘green button’ manufacturing process could reduce reliance on offline part inspections. Dave Wilson reports.

The message from next month’s shows at the NEC is that the drive towards quicker and easier communication between intelligent components is on in earnest. Colin Carter reports.

Engineers have developed a stretchable polymer ultrasound patch that adheres to skin to monitor blood flow through major arteries and veins.  

Manufacturers are looking to cut their energy use due to the cost of gas and electricity, a new report published by Make UK and Inspired PLC has found.