Publications by authors named "Dylan Thomas McGuire"
Imperceptible wireless wearable devices are critical to advance digital medicine with the goal to capture clinical-grade biosignals continuously. Design of these systems is complex because of unique interdependent electromagnetic, mechanic and system level considerations that directly influence performance. Typically, approaches consider body location, related mechanical loads, and desired sensing capabilities, however, design for real world application context is not formulated.
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- Digital medicine is evolving to allow continuous health monitoring, but faces challenges in obtaining accurate biosignals without user input.
- Technological advancements are needed in power supply and interface strategies to ensure reliable, long-term health data collection.
- The introduction of biosymbiotic devices, created through advanced manufacturing techniques, offers a solution by enabling seamless, battery-free, and wireless health monitoring tailored to individual users.