Sweat-Based Electrochemical Wearable Biosensors for Sports Performance and Fatigue Monitoring from Laboratory Prototypes to Field Deployment

Key Points

• This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of sweat-based electrochemical biosensors in monitoring sports performance and fatigue.
• Developed wearable biosensing prototypes based on sweat analysis.
• Conducted field trials to assess biosensor accuracy in measuring physiological parameters.
• Compared laboratory results with real-life applications in sports settings.
• The sweat-based biosensors provided continuous monitoring of fatigue-related biochemical changes.
• Field trials indicated a significant correlation (p<0.01) between biosensor readings and athlete performance metrics.
• Participants reported improved feedback on their performance monitoring through wearable technology.