MXene-Integrated Wearable Sensors for Continuous Bio-Signal Detection and Wireless Health Monitoring

MXenes a class of two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials, exhibit exceptional properties, including high electrical conductivity, flexibility, and surface functionalization, making them ideal for biosensing applications. The research paper focuses on developing a flexible wireless system that monitors and records bio signals generated by human motion, utilizing MXene-based sensors. The integration of MXenes enhances sensor performance, providing superior signal resolution, sensitivity, and stability. The proposed system is lightweight, biocompatible, and designed for wearable health monitoring, capturing signals such as heart rate, muscle activity, and joint movement. The MXene sensors, integrated into flexible substrates, detect mechanical deformations caused by body movements and convert them into electrical signals. A microcontroller processes these signals and transmits them wirelessly to a cloud server or mobile application using Wi-Fi, enabling real-time monitoring and data storage. This system offers significant advantages in personalized healthcare by ensuring continuous, real-time monitoring without restricting user movement. The development of MXene-based wearable systems paves the way for innovative, cost-effective solutions in health monitoring, rehabilitation, and fitness applications, improving accessibility through low-cost fabrication and enhancing the quality of healthcare services.