Babies with jaundice and diabetics with poor circulation in their feet could benefit from wearable technology designed by students in a University of Rhode Island biomedical engineering class. SOUTH KINGSOWN, R.I. — A class taught by a University of Rhode Island professor of biomedical engineering …
URI class's 'smart' garments have biomedical applications
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