Highly sensitive flexible strain sensor based on microstructured biphasic hydrogels for human motion monitoring

Xin Gao; Xinyu Wang; Xingce Fan

doi:10.1007/s11706-023-0665-5

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Highly sensitive flexible strain sensor based on microstructured biphasic hydrogels for human motion monitoring

Xin Gao Xinyu Wang Xingce Fan

Year: 2023 Journal: Frontiers of Materials Science Vol: 17 (4) Publisher: Higher Education Press

DOI: 10.1007/s11706-023-0665-5

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Gauge factor Materials science Self-healing hydrogels Electrical conductor Strain (injury) Human motion Wearable computer Strain gauge Nanotechnology Phase (matter) Sensitivity (control systems) Stress (linguistics) Composite material Electrical resistance and conductance Optoelectronics Fabrication Electronic engineering Computer science Polymer chemistry

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