Reviews safety challenges in wearable exoskeletons, including interface and testing considerations. Useful for positioning exoskeletons as an interface-and-safety problem.
Surveys e-skin technology directions with emphasis on sensing building blocks and system requirements. Provides a recent reference for how skin-like interfaces are framed in engineering literature.
Reviews soft e-skin approaches for tactile sensing and compliant interfaces in robotics. Useful for grounding artificial skin discussions in engineering requirements and constraints.
Describes an injectable dECM hydrogel approach and evaluates microenvironment design under experimental conditions. Useful as an example of how dECM hydrogels are constructed and assessed.
Reviews how ECM-mimicking hydrogels are evaluated from a biophysical perspective. Useful for positioning collagen systems within broader ECM surrogate research.
Summarizes preparation methods and applications of dECM hydrogels in regenerative research. Discusses composition variability and application fit across tissue targets.
Focuses on characterization methods and food-safety evaluation considerations for edible scaffolds. Frames scaffold work as a disciplined validation problem rather than concept marketing.
Summarizes edible scaffold and microcarrier requirements, emphasizing attachment, structure, and manufacturability. Useful for translating lab scaffolds toward repeatable production.
Reviews scaffold requirements for cultivated meat with emphasis on gel-based hybrid materials. Highlights characterization constraints tied to edibility and functionality.
Provides an overview of marine-derived materials used in skin-focused research. Useful as a broad map of evaluation criteria applied to marine collagen in dermal science.
Reviews peptide and marine-derived ingredient use in dermal R&D contexts. Emphasizes formulation constraints, stability considerations, and delivery architectures.
Surveys marine collagen use in dermal formulation research and nano-enabled systems. Covers formulation considerations and evaluation themes used by dermal R&D teams.
Surveys ECM/collagen-relevant hydrogel strategies for bleeding control and local support. Focuses on material design and evaluation parameters under research conditions.
Synthesizes randomized trial evidence comparing collagen dressings with standard care across chronic wounds. Useful for understanding common endpoints and clinical evidence structure.
Reviews collagen dressing formats and evaluation considerations across wound contexts. Summarizes material architectures and design tradeoffs without implying product-specific outcomes.