Term for project: Advanced Cognitive and Physical Sweat Biosensing for Operators

Ohio Federal Research Network Is Delivering on the DoD’s Most Critical Technology Needs 

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In November 2025, the Under Secretary of War for Research & Engineering announced six new Critical Technology Areas (CTAs) that will guide federal investment and modernization priorities across the defense innovation ecosystem. These CTAs sharpen...

Innovation Spotlight: HydroLabs develops wearable patch for hydration guidance

Innovation Spotlight: HydroLabs develops wearable patch for hydration guidance
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Cincinnati, Ohio – HydroLabs innovated a patch that can measure local sweat loss to approximate total body fluid loss. HydroLabs was spun out of the research project “ Advanced Cognitive and Physical Sweat Biosensing for Operators” led by the...

Ohio Federal Research Network Awards $8.5 million to Ohio Universities

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Statewide initiative supports university Centers of Excellence to lead high tech research for defense and aerospace industries. Today, December 6, 2016, the Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN), with the Federal and Military Jobs Commission...

Advanced Cognitive and Physical Sweat Biosensing for Operators

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The Advanced Cognitive and Physical Sweat Biosensing project funded by the OFRN sought to make Ohio the leader of sweat biosensing through academic partnerships and industry and federal partners. The University of Cincinnati developed and tested new technology in sweat devices. The University of Toledo developed new sensors for glucose, urea, and ethanol.  The Ohio State University. was directed to look into new analytes in sweat. Eccrine Systems led the commercialization efforts of the new developments.   ...

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Sweat Sensing Research Making Breakthroughs in Noninvasive Biochemical Data Collection

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OFRN PRESS RELEASE – June 26, 2018 (Cincinnati, Ohio) … Every day, vast amounts of data are being collected about us from our cell phones, computers, and even our homes, yet the ways to gather data from the human body in a non-invasive manner are...