University of Texas researchers created a non-invasive wearable device using bioimpedance technology to track hydration levels, replacing traditional invasive methods.

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Instead of guessing, the new wearable hydration sensor provides real-time data, allowing you to stay ahead of dehydration, rather than just react to it.

When compared to traditional hydration-monitoring methods, the new system proved to be 87% accurate with the fasting individuals and 92% accurate with the athletes.