Abstract: A urine capturing arrangement is configured to receive urine from a user of a toilet, and a chamber is fluidically coupled to the capturing arrangement. A diverter is fluidically coupled between the capturing arrangement and the chamber. The diverter is configured to divert a volume of the received urine to the chamber. A detection unit is configured to sense for presence of a predetermined characteristic in the volume of the urine and to generate at least one electrical signal comprising information about the predetermined characteristic.

Abstract: A urine capturing arrangement is configured to receive urine from a user of a toilet, and a chamber is fluidically coupled to the capturing arrangement. A diverter is fluidically coupled between the capturing arrangement and the chamber. The diverter is configured to divert a volume of the received urine to the chamber. A detection unit is configured to sense for presence of a predetermined characteristic in the volume of the urine and to generate at least one electrical signal comprising information about the predetermined characteristic.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are devices for measuring, at one or more time points, one or more properties or changes in properties of a fluid sample. The devices may comprise a chamber defining an internal volume of the device suitable for receiving and retaining the fluid sample; a plurality of layers, the plurality comprising at least a first layer below the chamber, at least a second layer above the chamber, and a substrate layer between the first and second layers, wherein: the substrate layer is linked to at least one suspended element located within the chamber; the suspended element is linked to the substrate layer by at least two compliant structures located within the chamber; and the suspended element is configured to oscillate upon application of an actuating signal to at least one electrically conductive path, which runs across at least two of the compliant structures and the suspended element. Related methods and uses are also disclosed.

Abstract: Microprobes for common mode noise reduction are described.