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Second-Skin Sensing : A Wearability Challenge

The gold-standard sensors in many sensing areas have been primarily developed for use in a highly controlled medical or clinical setting, with the chief goal of optimizing their accuracy. Unfortunately for wearable technology, this often means that shortor long-term wearability has been significantly compromised. This paper discusses two case studies where sensing difficulty was experienced due to the necessity of maintaining sensors very close to or in contact with the skin: electrodermal sensing and bend sensing. Problems for mainstream wearable technology are discussed.