Ultrasensitive Piezoresistive and Piezocapacitive Cellulose-Based Ionic Hydrogels for Wearable Multifunctional Sensing [PDF]
ACS Applied Electronic Materials, 2022 Tactile sensors, namely, flexible devices that sense physical stimuli, have received much attention in the last few decades due to their applicability in a wide range of fields like the world of wearables, soft robotics, prosthetics, and e-skin. Nevertheless, achieving a trade-off among stretchability, good sensitivity, easy manufacturability, and ...
Giorgio Mogli +4 more
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Advanced Materials Technologies, 2022 The design of suitable materials for the manufacture of pressure sensors with high sensitivity and flexibility in wearable electronics is still a challenge.
Goretti Arias‐Ferreiro +8 more
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Tunable Sensitivity in PAN/CNF/PEDOT:PSS Nanofiber‐Based Piezocapacitive Sensors [PDF]
Advanced Materials Interfaces, EarlyView.Flexible piezocapacitive pressure sensors are poised to underpin next‐generation wearable electronics; however, the concurrent attainment of high sensitivity, mechanical endurance, and structural tunability within a scalable fabrication framework ...
Alireza Gholamhoseini +4 more
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Ceramic nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes reinforced thermoplastic materials for piezocapacitive sensing applications [PDF]
Composites Science and Technology, 2019 This work reports on the development of polymer composites for load sensing applications. Three thermoplastic polymers, one with elastomeric behaviour, namely poly(styrene-butadiene-styrene) and poly(styrene–ethylene/butylene-styrene), and a semi ...
T. Marinho +5 more
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Effect of fillers on the piezocapacitive behaviour of silicone rubber particulate composites [PDF]
Engineering Research ExpressRobotics and fluid dynamics applications have created demand for development of electronic skins with embedded pressure sensors. These applications require simple and low-cost fabrication processes with large area deployment.
Manohar Shankar B.S., S. Kulkarni
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RSC Advances, 2017 Flexible pressure sensors are a key component of electronic skin (e-skin) for use in future applications ranging from human healthcare monitoring to robotic skins and environmental risk detection.
Seolhee Baek +7 more
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Nanomaterials‐Based Bioinspired Next Generation Wearable Sensors: A State‐of‐the‐Art Review [PDF]
Advanced Electronic MaterialsWith a constantly growing percentage of the population having access to high‐quality healthcare facilities, preventable pathogenic illnesses have been nearly eradicated in the developed parts of the world, which has led to a significant rise in the ...
Debarun Sengupta +1 more
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Artificially innervated self-healing foams as synthetic piezo-impedance sensor skins [PDF]
Nature Communications, 2020 Designing mechanosensory system that detects mechanical contact forces like human skin remains a challenge. Here, the authors present artificially innervated self-healing foams by embedding 3D electrodes for piezo-impedance sensors that can operate in ...
Hongchen Guo +9 more
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A Flexible and Low-Cost Tactile Sensor Produced by Screen Printing of Carbon Black/PVA Composite on Cellulose Paper [PDF]
Sensors, 2020 This study presents the design and fabrication of a flexible tactile sensor printed on a cellulose paper substrate using a carbon black (CB) – filled polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) polymer matrix as ink material. In the design, electrodes are obtained by screen
Yeter Sekertekin +2 more
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Emulsion template – Based porous silicones with piezocapacitive response
Reactive and Functional PolymersC. Racles +3 more
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