A revolutionary pair of men’s briefs are not just comfortable to wear but may also save lives as well.
An electronic biosensor is printed on the waistband and measures blood pressure, heart rate and other vital signs through constant contact with the skin.
The technology was developed by nano-engineering Professor Joseph Wang of University of California San Diego.
It is hoped the intelligent textiles will allow patients to be monitored at home rather than at hospital, cutting medical costs.
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