News-Medical.Net July 7, 2025
Shanghai Jiao Tong University

In the pursuit of more effective and accessible solutions for joint health monitoring, researchers are constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance the capabilities of wearable devices. A recent article published in Nano-Micro Letters, authored by Professor Jin-Chong Tan and Professor Hubin Zhao from the University of Oxford and University College London, presents a groundbreaking AI-enabled piezoelectric wearable device for accurate joint torque sensing, leveraging the unique properties of boron nitride nanotubes (BNNTs).

Why this research matters

  • Enhanced joint health monitoring: Traditional methods for assessing joint torque are often confined to laboratory settings or require complex setups, limiting their feasibility for real-world applications. This new wearable device offers a portable, non-invasive solution for continuous joint torque monitoring, crucial for evaluating...

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