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Pressure and temperature sensitive e-skin for in situ robotic applications [PDF]
, 2021 E-skin with physical sensing capability has attracted considerable interest towards practical applications in soft robotics, human–machine interfaces, and wearable health monitoring. However, the development of a multimodal sensing platform with multiple
Jarred W. Fastier-Wooller +14 more
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Effect of individual finger skin temperature on vibrotactile perception threshold [PDF]
, 2013 Objectives: In healthy people, the vibrotactile perception threshold (VPT) at fingertips depends on a given measurement method and on individual characteristics such as age, gender and finger skin temperature.
Harazin, Barbara +5 more
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Histological and inflammatory effects of 26.5 GHz quasi-millimeter wave exposure on rat skin
Frontiers in Public HealthIntroductionInformation regarding the biological effects of localized exposure to quasi-millimeter waves (qMMW) is limited. Given that qMMW exposure can elevate skin temperature and potentially induce thermal injury, further investigation is required. In
Etsuko Ijima +8 more
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Impact of Age and Body Site on Adult Female Skin Surface pH [PDF]
, 2012 Background: pH is known as an important parameter in epidermal barrier function and homeostasis. Aim: The impact of age and body site on skin surface pH (pH(SS)) of women was evaluated in vivo.
Korting, Hans Christian +7 more
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In-Situ Depostion of Pressure and Temperature Sensitive E-Skin for Robotic Applications [PDF]
, 2021 The development of a multimodal sensing platform with multiple layers for electronic skin (e-skin) sensing of temperature and pressure has attracted considerable interest to practical applications in soft robotics, human-machine interfaces, and wearable ...
Jarred W. Fastier-Wooller +17 more
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Energies, 2019 Energy saving is one of the most important research directions in the building sector. Personalized ventilation systems are energy conscious solutions providing fresh air for the occupants.
Ferenc Szodrai, Ferenc Kalmár
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Skin Temperature in Hot Environment
Nippon Eiseigaku Zasshi (Japanese Journal of Hygiene), 1971 It has been suggested that the immersion of subjects into a hot water bath (Bath Method) may be useful and simple method for testing human heat tolerance. It is probable that the bath method may fail to evaluate valid heat tolerance because of the forced uniformization of skin temperature.
Nagata, Hisanori, Asayama, Masami
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SportsBackground/Objectives: Cooling strategies are critical for optimizing athlete recovery and performance in team sports, yet practical, accessible solutions remain underexplored.
Carlos Lorente-González +3 more
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On Methods of measuring Skin Temperature [PDF]
Journal of Hygiene, 1934 For the measurement of the temperature of exposed skin surfaces, we have reached the conclusion that the most accurate instrument is a radiation thermopile suitably screened from the effects of wind. As the thermopile does not actually touch the skin it does not interfere with the cutaneous circulation; neither does it hinder the heat-loss from the ...
T, Bedford, C G, Warner
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