By: Jake Hertz
In contrast to current cardiac sensors, which can only measure mechanical or electrical data in bulky form factors, the new one-atom-thin device measures both.
Jake Hertz is a journalist who specializes in technology and engineering topics. He writes for All About Circuits and has also been featured in Battery Technology, Broad Ocean Motors, 3DPrint.com, and Plastics Today. Jake's articles cover a wide range of subjects, including microchips, wireless MCUs, MOSFETs, controllers, 3D vision cameras, memristor technology, energy-harvesting SoCs, and RISC-V processors.
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Jake Hertz's coverage focuses on the technology industry, particularly within consumer electronics and automotive sectors. He primarily reports on press releases and private sector announcements, indicating a preference for news directly from companies.
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