Aug 2010
NASA Sensor Technology in Development to Measure Vital Signs
When undergoing medical treatment, monitoring things like blood pressure and heart rate usually means a variety of wires and sensors will be attached to a patient’s body. But thanks to technology developed at NASA, there might be a better way. A new biomedical sensor incorporating technology pioneered at NASA’...
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