Self-Powered Wearable Devices for Monitoring Personal Health

In this webinar, published by the Nanotechnology Applications and Career Knowledge Support Center, Veena Misra from the University of North Carolina discusses the challenges and barriers of using self-powered wearable devices for monitoring personal health. Highlighted throughout the presentation is the Advanced Self-Powered Systems of Integrated Sensors and Technologies (ASSIST) Center's work in using nanotechnology to build self-powered wearable devices that monitor personal health and environment. Misra outlines ASSIST's efforts, covering a variety of aspects around building self-powered, wearable sensor devices.

The video runs 1:03:26 minutes in length. Presentation slides are also included.