Bio wearable Drug Delivery Systems (BW- DDS): A Review

Author(s)	Ms. Shital Ankush Shinde, Ms. Gayatri Aba Patil, Ms. Khushali Rajendra Pagar, Mr. Sachin Sukhadeo Gunjal
Country	India
Abstract	The biowearable industry often tests skin devices on animals or humans, which can be difficult and unethical. We created a skin phantom kit that mimics skin’s structure, sweat, and electrical properties, allowing students to study how these factors affect measurements using simple tools. A comsol simulation was also developed to analyze skin properties, electrode placement, and sweat effects, helping scale the model to realistic sizes. We also explored hydrogel nanocomposites for better biomedical applications and hormonal bioinspired models for AI and neurorehabilitation. Finally, we designed a wearable EMG prototype to monitor wrist activity for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, highlighting the potential of wearable health technology while emphasizing data privacy and safety.
Keywords	Biomaterials, polyurethane, regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, tissue repair
Field	Medical / Pharmacy
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On	2026-05-19

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