Future Edible Electronics Are Being Developed by Scientists

October 19, 2022 By Raulf Hernes

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The most recent advancement is the creation of electronic sensors that may be used to assess whether frozen goods have been thawed and then refrozen during delivery to a grocery store freezer. Experts at ACS Sensors have written about their work on edible sensor electronics that might identify food contamination or when it was refrozen to stop its harmful effects on human health when consumed, as was first reported by Interesting Engineering. The market for printed electronics is growing, with sales anticipated to reach $53.5 billion in 2021 and $103.8 billion by 2027. According to Interesting Engineering, the growth rate from 2022 to 2027 will be 16.56%. The markets for printed electronics are increasing as more and more products, including wearable electronics, biosensors, skin patches, and solar cells, contain printed circuits and sensors. The researchers at ACS assert that it is feasible to print sensors that have real-world uses in both the human and animal worlds. Future Edible Electronics Are Being Developed by Scientists

Future Edible Electronics Are Being Developed by Scientists

The ACS Sensor team has now developed an edible sensor that can determine whether food has been thawed and refrozen. Beeswax, salt, and red cabbage are just a few of the ingredients that are of food-grade quality. One method for creating a sensor for frozen goods would be to employ materials whose electrical characteristics change when they melt. According to Interesting Engineering, using an edible electrical device made entirely of consumables and food would be the safest approach to monitor meals. Ivan Llic, Mario Caironi, and a group at ACS Sensors developed the first totally edible sensor. It was a self-powered temperature sensor with a clear color indicator for spotting frozen goods.

By Raulf Hernes

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Future Edible Electronics Are Being Developed by Scientists

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