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Precise, quantitative measurements of the thermal properties of human skin can yield insights into thermoregulatory function, hydration, blood perfusion, wound healing, and other parameters of clinical interest. The need for wired power supply systems and data communication hardware limits, however, practical applicability of existing devices designed for measurements of this type. Here, a set of...
In article number 1803192, Philipp Gutruf, John A. Rogers, and co‐workers present a soft, miniaturized, battery‐free, near‐field communication‐based sensor that measures the temperature and thermal transport properties of the skin. The wireless epidermal device yields continuous data streams over extended periods of wear with measurements of skin hydration, blood perfusion, and rates of healing after...
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