Recent Advances in Smart Phone-Based Biosensors for Various Applications

The demand of biosensors for field testing is increasing in various application scenarios such as food testing, environmental analysis, and medical diagnostics. However, conventional non-intelligent biosensors have been largely restricted in such applications. With the popularity of smart phones, biosensors combined with smart phones have successfully solved these problems. Acting as both analytical instruments and data platforms, smart phones have greatly improved optical and electrical biosensors for field testing. Importantly, coupled with cloud computing and artificial intelligence algorithms, smart phone-based biosensors enable real-time and dynamic testing and monitoring. This review focuses on how smart phones are combined with biosensors and what their combination methods are. At the same time, it introduces how their combination is applied in medical diagnostics, food testing, environmental analysis, and other aspects. Smart phones will enhance their crucial role in field testing, while simultaneously promoting technological innovation and interdisciplinary integration. With breakthroughs in other technologies, smart phone-based biosensors are poised to play an important character role in the future.

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Chemosensors
Published
2025-06-20
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https://doi.org/10.3390/chemosensors13070221
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22
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Biosensors and Analytical Detection
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
14.83

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Recent Advances in Smart Phone-Based Biosensors for Various Applications

Yanzhi Dou, Endong Xing, Xiaonan Xin, Shiping Song et al.
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Chemosensors
Biosensors and Analytical Detection
14.83
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Recent Advances in Smart Phone-Based Biosensors for Various Applications

Yanzhi Dou, Endong Xing, Xiaonan Xin, Shiping Song, Haoran Cui, Hongfei Chen
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Abstract

The demand of biosensors for field testing is increasing in various application scenarios such as food testing, environmental analysis, and medical diagnostics. However, conventional non-intelligent biosensors have been largely restricted in such applications. With the popularity of smart phones, biosensors combined with smart phones have successfully solved these problems. Acting as both analytical instruments and data platforms, smart phones have greatly improved optical and electrical biosensors for field testing. Importantly, coupled with cloud computing and artificial intelligence algorithms, smart phone-based biosensors enable real-time and dynamic testing and monitoring. This review focuses on how smart phones are combined with biosensors and what their combination methods are. At the same time, it introduces how their combination is applied in medical diagnostics, food testing, environmental analysis, and other aspects. Smart phones will enhance their crucial role in field testing, while simultaneously promoting technological innovation and interdisciplinary integration. With breakthroughs in other technologies, smart phone-based biosensors are poised to play an important character role in the future.

ChemosensorsVol. 13(7)
Shanghai University (CN), State Key Laboratory of Digital Medical Engineering (CN), Southeast University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, National Key Research and Development Program of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Biosensors and Analytical Detection
14.83
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