ArticleNpj biosensing2026
Biocoin: an open-source wearable platform for multiplexed and multimodal biosensing.
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Abstract
Wearable biosensors promise proactive, precision medicine by enabling continuous biochemical monitoring, yet their clinical translation remains hindered by high-performance hardware accessibility barriers. Practical on-body operation demands stringent miniaturization, multiplexing, multi-method sensing, iontophoresis, and ultra-low power wireless operation - challenges that force researchers to remain in vitro or engineer tailored hardware. Unfortunately, prior systems rarely satisfy these requirements simultaneously, proliferating inadaptable designs that prevent reuse across applications. We introduce Biocoin, the first fully open-source, open-hardware wearable biosensing platform that unifies these needs in a reconfigurable, general-purpose framework. The 530 mm
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