Innovative Thermal Earring Developed for Health Monitoring

The University of Washington introduces a smart earring that accurately tracks temperature, offering a stylish alternative to conventional wearables.

University of Washington researchers have developed the Thermal Earring, a smart wearable that continuously monitors earlobe temperature.
The device outperforms smartwatches in temperature sensing during rest and has potential for monitoring stress, ovulation, and more.
The Thermal Earring is designed to be discreet and stylish, with options for personalization through fashion designs or gemstones.
It features a 28-day battery life and utilizes Bluetooth Low Energy for efficient power consumption.
The earring's unique placement on the earlobe offers more accurate temperature readings than traditional wrist-worn devices.