medical devices

Photo of a water-powered, electronics-free dressing (WPED) for electrical stimulation of wounds
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(From Left) NTU PhD student Mr Yang Xudong, Assistant Professor Wang Yifan and PhD student Mr Chen Tianyu, holding various prototypes made using the RoboFabric technology, which include an elbow support, wrist guard, and a helmet.
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Vector image of two bandaids overlayed in a cross pattern
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Stretchable microneedle electrode arrays made of clear backing with gold colored spikes and wires on their surface
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a photo of the microdisplay device showing the grid of LEDs lit up in two different colors, on a white surface
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Illustration of various IoT medical devices, like pacemakers and heartrate monitors
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sheets of orange-tinted cotton bandage being peeled apart using tweezers, held by purple gloved hands, over a grey lab bench
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