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Biosensor can monitor your heartbeat from a distance

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A new type of sensor can continuously monitor your heart rate without actually touching you.

The chip, known as the Electric Potential Integrated Circuit (EPIC) biosensor, is essentially a super-sensitive digital voltmeter which can measure tiny changes in electrical fields around all muscles and nerves.

The final product will be integrated into hospital beds, from where it will unobtrusively monitor a patient’s vital signs, doing away with pesky tubes, leads and wires. It can track movement not only in heart muscles, but also muscles in the lungs, limbs and eyes. via New Scientist

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