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Hand-worn sensor helps stop nocturnal scratching without waking its user.
Manufactured by Chicago medical tech company Sibel Health .
ADAM (ADvanced Acoustic-Mechanic) sensor incorporates electronics such as a microprocessor, haptic feedback motor, Bluetooth module, IMU (inertial measurement unit) and rechargeable battery.
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