Published on: 27 June 2023, 4:05PM

Sensor patch developed in Singapore aims to monitor wound recovery using AI

A paper-thin sensor patch the size of a postage stamp attached to the skin could soon help to determine how well a wound is healing – without the need to remove its dressing.

Article reports on a paper-thin sensor patch that helps to determine how well a wound is healing without the need to remove its dressing, jointly developed by researchers at CDE and A*STAR. Includes quotes from CDE Associate Professor Benjamin Tee, one of the research team behind the device.

Straits Times June 26, 2023 

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