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AI-powered closed-loop wearable bioelectronics for personalized and autonomous healthcare

Bing-Bing Gao Zhenyou Ge Xian-You Sun Baobao Lin Yuji Gao Jihong Min Qiang Zhang J. Rogers Xin-Ge Yu Wei Gao C. Lim

Jul 2026 · Nature Sensors · Vol 1, pp. 667 - 680 · 0 citations · 125 references

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This Review discusses hardware advances, system integration, reliability and translational challenges to outline pathways towards safe, scalable and clinically deployable intelligent healthcare systems.

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