Human
-Adaptable
The sensing technology Cybosense offers is also cyborganic and human adaptable. By cyborganic we refer to electronics and sensors, which can seamlessly become integrated within soft tissues and organs resulting in a seamless blend of inorganic and organic matter.
Human -Adaptable
Besides being cyborganic, our sensing technology is also highly adaptable to the human body and easy to integrate therein – either via textiles or into existing wearable technology. Notably, it can easily become printed onto human skin, and stay functional even during motion and under water.
This combined with the remarkable chemical, biological and physical biosensing property of P40 makes it ideal for usage in wearables for defense and monitoring crops and food. Indeed, P40 can with ease and with high precision monitor various biomarkers including, estradiol, cortisol, dopamine, bovine serum albumin, various electrolytes and hydrogen peroxide.
Cybosense’s vision for defense extends far beyond the current landscape. The CareGum family, which includes P40, is primarily composed of affordable and scalable components, facilitating easy mass production. This innovation paves the way for inexpensive disposable wearables that can equip entire battalions, and become readily replenished after military operations. Furthermore, our soon-to-be-launched Cyboneedle technology will enable us to monitor important biological markers in real-time related to both soldier, animal and crop health.
The scalability and ease of production of CareGum products, combined with their recyclable nature, make this promising vision not only attainable but also within reach.
Content reused and modified from with permission from wiley (Adv. Sci. 2025, 12, 2410539).
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