In this episode, Paul sits down with Professor Madhu Bhaskaran from RMIT to explore the emerging world of skin-like sensors, saliva-based diagnostics, and invisible health technology that could reshape the future of home-based care.

Topics Covered:

• Wearables vs nearables: what’s the difference?

• Technology in aged care: safety without surveillance

• Saliva biosensors and non-invasive health monitoring

• The cultural nuances of privacy and adoption

• How smart home designers can prepare for body-aware systems

• The importance of designing for diverse users

Guest:
Professor Madhu Bhaskaran – RMIT University

• Co-leader, Functional Materials & Microsystems Research Group
• Co-chair, Women in STEM Australia

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