葡萄糖生物感測器的研究，已經發展了許久，藉由材料的改變、製程的更新、
陣列的設計，期望能達到測量訊號更為準確的生物感測器元件，又因其為感測元 件屬於一次性耗材，因此如何有效降低成本，開發便宜、簡單且易製作的製程也 是十分重要。
本研究利用噴墨技術改變葡萄糖氧化酶圖樣，證實可以藉由圖樣的設計，提 升訊號量，藉此可更精準地測量葡萄糖的濃度，提升訊號感測的準確性，此一圖 樣設計的概念可應用到各式感測元件(如尿素感測器等)，進一步製成陣列，藉由訊 號的累加，提升元件靈敏度，更期許未來可以利用各式酵素製作出複合型感測電 極，應用在更多層面上。
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