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North Texas' EnLiSense Develops Wearable Sensor That Uses Sweat to Track Sleep Hormones
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North Texas' EnLiSense Develops Wearable Sensor That Uses Sweat to Track Sleep Hormones
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. A North Texas biotech company, working with researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas, has demonstrated a wearable sensor that measures key sleep-related hormones through sweat, offering a new approach to monitoring circadian health beyond today’s consumer wearables. UT Dallas bioengineers partnered with Allen-based EnLiSense to evaluate the company’s CORTI wearable pla…
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