Stanford Wearable Electronics

**About eWEAR-X** The Stanford Wearable Electronics (eWEAR-X) Initiative is a center for multi-disciplinary expertise in engineering, medicine, and data science to enable the success of students, faculty, and collaborators in translational projects related to wearables. eWEAR-X fosters breakthrough applications leading to future wearable solutions for the better health, life, and community. Applications for wearable electronics range from: - e-Skin (electronic skin) - Health monitoring - Disease detection - Robotic interfaces - Neural interfaces - Biosensors - AI-insights from sensor data - Drug/treatment delivery - Human clinical trials - Implantable electronics - AR/VR - Displays - Hearables - Edge computing - e-Textiles - Internet of Things - Smart cities - Driverless cars Wearable electronics combine sensors and wireless communications to allow remote collection of vital information and more seamless human interfaces with technology. User-centric design and systems-level approaches are applied to create devices that are flexible and comfortable to wear while providing more accurate data. eWEAR-X encourages the development and use of AI for insights from wearables that benefit humanity. [](https://www.stanford.edu)