New device could help parents monitor babies’ heart and breathing on their phones

Parents concerned about the risk of cot death could keep track of their babies’ heart and breathing rates with updates to their phones thanks to a scientific breakthrough.

Parents concerned about the risk of cot death could keep track of their babies’ heart and breathing rates with updates to their phones thanks to a scientific breakthrough.

Designed by physicists at the University of Sussex, the new wearable technology features liquid-based sensors which contain the world’s first two-dimensional material, graphene.