<ul><li>Managing one’s mental workload is crucial for cognitive performance and decision making abilities.</li><li>A team at the University of Texas at Austin has developed wireless e-tattoos to track mental workload using EEG and EOG signals.</li><li>The e-tattoo combines a disposable electrode layer and flexible printed circuit for data acquisition and transmission.</li><li>Future applications could include real-time cognitive load monitoring in various fields such as aviation and healthcare.</li></ul>

Wireless e-tattoos help manage mental workload

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