Wearable Force Sensor Using 3D-printed Mold and Liquid Metal

Kyuyoung Kim; Choi jungrak; Yongrok Jeong; Minseong Kim; Seung Hwan Kim; Inkyu Park

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Wearable Force Sensor Using 3D-printed Mold and Liquid Metal

Kyuyoung Kim Choi jungrak Yongrok Jeong Minseong Kim Seung Hwan Kim Inkyu Park

Year: 2019 Journal: Journal of Sensor Science and Technology Vol: 28 (3)Pages: 198-204 Publisher: Korean Sensors Society

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3d printed Wearable computer Mold Liquid metal Materials science Optoelectronics Nanotechnology Electrical engineering Mechanical engineering Computer science Engineering Computer hardware Embedded system Manufacturing engineering Composite material

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