Traditional batteries aren’t ideal for powering wearable health technology. They’re delicate, rigid, and intolerant of moisture and washing. A recent Medgadget article discussed an innovative new battery, developed by engineers at the University of British Columbia, that is both waterproof and pliable. Made of low cost materials, the battery is ideal for wearable devices such as apparel, patches, and watches.
Engineers Developed A Washable, Flexible Med Device Battery
The novel battery still functions when stretched to double its original length.
Dec 20, 2021
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