Publikation im Hardthöhenkurier

1 Juli 2025

In der Maiausgabe des Hardthöhenkuriers wird das dtec.bw-Forschungsprojekt VITAL-SENSE vorgestellt: Direkt am Körper tragbare Nanosensorsysteme zur Erfassung von Vitalparametern. Das Projekt kombiniert modernste 2D-Materialien mit KI-gestützter Sensordatenverarbeitung und schafft damit die Grundlage für eine neue Generation von Hochleistungssensorik – flexibel, präzise und prädestiniert für sicherheitsrelevante Einsätze unter Extrembedingungen.

Hier geht es zum Artikel:

https://hardthoehenkurier.de/vital-sense-direkt-am-koerper-tragbare-nanosensorsysteme-zur-erfassung-von-vitalparametern/

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