Abstract: A dynamic sensor interface is provided. Such a dynamic sensor interface may include a reaction portion that includes a biological-based or chemical-based ink. Such ink reacts in response to a molecule of interest. The dynamic sensor interface may further include an electrode that detects the reaction by the ink in response to the molecule of interest, as well as a signal interface that emits a signal based on the electrode detecting the reaction. Such a dynamic sensor interface allows for information to be detected and communicated through and between both bio-chemical and electronic systems.

Abstract: A wearable UV indicator, methods of making and using same. The indicator includes a polymeric film substrate having a first side and a second side, an adhesive disposed on the first side of the substrate, and a readily understood user interface disposed on the second side of the substrate, wherein the user interface comprises a qualitative indicator of instantaneous intensity of solar ultraviolet irradiation and a qualitative indicator of accumulated exposure to solar ultraviolet radiation.

Abstract: A dynamic sensor interface is provided. Such a dynamic sensor interface may include a reaction portion that includes a biological-based or chemical-based ink. Such ink reacts in response to a molecule of interest. The dynamic sensor interface may further include an electrode that detects the reaction by the ink in response to the molecule of interest, as well as a signal interface that emits a signal based on the electrode detecting the reaction. Such a dynamic sensor interface allows for information to be detected and communicated through and between both bio-chemical and electronic systems.

Abstract: A dynamic sensor interface is provided. Such a dynamic sensor interface may include a reaction layer that includes a biological-based or chemical-based ink that reacts in response to a molecule of interest, a porous membrane that allows for the molecule of interest to pass through to a side that is in contact with the reaction layer, and an adhesive substrate. The reaction of the ink may include a change in a visual appearance of the ink, such as a change in color, transparency, movement within the reaction layer, three-dimensional expansion, three-dimensional contraction, or a tactile change. The reaction layer may include one or more microfluidic channels arranged in a predetermined arrangement such that movement through the microfluidic channels visually indicates detection of the molecule of interest. The reaction of the ink may further include a change in an olfactory property or a thermal property.