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) and secretion rate. The electrolyte sensor features internal calibration and enhanced interfacial stability through a semisolid electrolyte and a hydrophobic ion-to-electron transducer. The electrolyte sensors exhibited exceptional stability and eliminated the need for manual calibration, making it user-friendly and significantly extending their operational lifespan with a shelf life of over one month. Additionally, the sweat rate sensor, designed with a droplet-based sweat dispensing system, ensures accurate and prolonged sweat rate monitoring during strenuous activities. We validated the r-SENSER in individuals engaged in various indoor and outdoor activities for loss of electrolytes and hydration analysis. We envision that r-SENSER could play a transformational role in sports monitoring and health management, enabling proactive and informed decision-making without the need for professional oversight.
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