Scientific article by Prof. Dr. Ashouk Talib Hamid
" Wearable sensors represent an emerging data collection tool and a promising solution to overcome the challenges of optical imaging in plant phenotyping. Initially designed for human health monitoring, they are now being adapted for attachment and adherence to plants for plant research purposes. These sensors provide long-term monitoring of a plant's functional and morphological behavior, directly attaching to the plant's epidermis, thus converting plant and environmental information into readable electrical signals on-site. Because these devices are directly attached to the plant, they offer valuable insights into the plant's physiology beneath the epidermis. To read the whole article Press here