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Sweat sensors integrated into textiles are one of the most innovative personalized health-monitoring technologies. They are revolutionary systems that constantly check several health factors using sweat and give a real-time evaluation of disease identification, mental health, medication consumption, and well-being. In addition to measuring essential ailments, they might act as nanogenerators to generate electricity; or, when combined with a nanogenerator, they can act as a self-powered sensor for monitoring sweat. They might modify how health is monitored since they are promising, simple, and personalized systems that help people forecast the type of healthcare they require. View this paper
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