Researchers at Cambridge have developed a low-cost optical sensor that matched laboratory precision in tests, identifying foods, plastics and medicines with 100% accuracy and showing potential to track blood glucose and alcohol non-invasively.
Cambridge Team Builds $10 Optical Chip That Could Bring Lab-Grade Testing to Wearables
Researchers at Cambridge have developed a low-cost optical sensor that matched laboratory precision in tests, identifying foods, plastics and medicines with 100% accuracy and showing potential to track blood glucose and alcohol non-invasively.
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