Augmented reality (AR) display, which superimposes virtual images on ambient scene, can
visually blend the physical world and the digital world and thus opens a new vista for human …

Paper-based microfluidics is the branch of microfluidics involving devices made out of
paper, or other porous membranes, that wick fluids by capillary action. Paper-based …

The rapid growth of research in the areas of chemical and biochemical sensors, lab-on-a-
chip, mobile technology, and wearable electronics offers an unprecedented opportunity in …

Point-of-care testing (POCT) allows physicians to detect and diagnose diseases at or near
the patient site, faster than conventional lab-based testing. The importance of POCT is …

Infectious diseases are a major global health issue. Diagnosis is a critical first step in
effectively managing their spread. Paper-based microfluidic diagnostics first emerged in …

Abstract Mobile health, or 'mHealth', is the application of mobile devices, their components
and related technologies to healthcare. It is already improving patients' access to treatment …

Background Nanoparticle biosensors have the potential to enhance or supersede current
analytical techniques, and their introduction could have a great impact in research and …

Mobile health technologies offer great promise for reducing healthcare costs and improving
patient care. Wearable and implantable technologies are contributing to a transformation in …

An interactive human‐machine interface (iHMI) enables humans to control hardware and
collect feedback information. In particular, wearable iHMI systems have attracted …

Low-cost point-of-care (POC) diagnostics play several critical roles in healthcare strategies,
particularly for detection, therapy, economy, health management, and surveillance. Any user …