Stanford University has developed sensors that, like a patch, are glued to a person’s body and track their health.

It is noted that this development will receive more accurate data than smart watches. They collect human health data and transmit it to a receiver that needs to be attached to clothing. So, people will be able to constantly monitor their health online.

To demonstrate the technology, researchers have placed several sensor patches on people’s bodies. Sensors on the wrist fixed the pulse of the person, patches on the abdomen – breath, stickers on the elbows and knees – fixed the relaxation of the muscles. Thus, it is possible to detect respiratory, heart, and musculoskeletal disorders in the early stages.