wearable technology

Wearable microneedle patch could improve drug monitoring

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A wearable patch with microneedles coated in DNA molecules tracks levels of antibiotics in the body in real time.

High Specificity Microwave Wearable Biosensors for Remote Health Monitoring

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B2/3 L0 R0215

This dissertation investigates an alternative route based on electromagnetic (EM) sensing to realize passive, label-free, and cost-effective wearable biosensors, addressing key limitations of existing technologies.

KAUST developed fish wearable technology wins CES Innovation Award

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A pioneering tagging technology developed at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) won the CES Innovation Award 2020. KAUST professor of electrical engineering Muhammad Mustafa Hussain developed Bluefin, which is a fish wearable technology that can measure water temperature, pressure, depth and pH levels in parts of the ocean where humans cannot reach. The highly competitive CES Award is prestigious and a powerful endorsement to a research project done at the labs of KAUST, which is strategically located on the shores of the Red Sea. "A heavily resourced university like

MMH Labs named 2020 Edison Awards Gold Winner

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The KAUST MMH Labs were recently named a 2020 Edison Awards Gold Winner in the Consumer Electronics and Information Technology category for their wearable technology tagging prototype, Bluefin.
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Firas Fatani

Firas Fatani is an electrical engineer and researcher specializing in wireless sensing technologies, flexible electronics, and intelligent systems. His work focuses on advancing the design and integration of low-cost, battery-free, and printed microwave devices for health, environmental, and industrial monitoring applications. He is particularly interested in bridging electromagnetic design, material science, and data intelligence to develop innovative sensing platforms that enable smarter and more connected systems.