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Wearable strain sensors have been widely used for human activity monitoring. Most reported strain sensors have mainly focused on material engineering, high stretchability and large gauge factors.
Xiaoyi Wang +4 more
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Liquid Metal Interdigitated Capacitive Strain Sensor with Normal Stress Insensitivity
Soft and stretchable sensors of strain are important for human–machine interfaces, soft robotics, and electronic skins. However, soft strain sensors generally cannot distinguish in‐plane strain from normal stress.
Dongguang Zhang +5 more
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Sensor for Measuring Strain in Textile [PDF]
In this paper a stain sensor to measure large strain (80%) in textiles is presented. It consists of a mixture of 50wt-% thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) and 50wt-% carbon black particles and is fiber-shaped with a diameter of 0.315mm. The attachment of the sensor to the textile is realized using a silicone film. This sensor configuration was characterized
Frank Clemens +2 more
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Hypersensitive meta-crack strain sensor for real-time biomedical monitoring. [PDF]
Real-time monitoring of infinitesimal deformations on complex morphologies is essential for precision biomechanical engineering. While flexible strain sensors facilitate real-time monitoring with shape-adaptive properties, their sensitivity is generally ...
Lee JH +14 more
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Design, Calibration, and Application of a Wide-Range Fiber Bragg Grating Strain Sensor [PDF]
To address the issue of extra-large structural deformation or strain in infrastructures such as bridges, buildings, railroads, and pipelines during catastrophic events, this study proposes a wide-range fiber Bragg grating (FBG) strain sensor utilizing a ...
Gang Wang +4 more
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An Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Flexible and Wearable Mechanoluminescent Strain Sensor System. [PDF]
The sandwich-structured flexible mechanoluminescent sensor (SFLC) film shows great application potential as wireless wearable strain sensor and encryption device.
Dong Y, An W, Wang Z, Zhang D.
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Strain Plethysmography Using a Hermetically Sealed MEMS Strain Sensor [PDF]
We present a hermetically sealed capacitive microelectromechanical system (MEMS) strain sensor designed for arterial pulse waveform extraction using the strain plethysmography (SPG) modality. The MEMS strain sensor features a small form factor of 3.3 mm ×
Xinyu Jiang +5 more
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Smart textile sensors have been gaining popularity as alternative methods for the continuous monitoring of human motion. Multiple methods of fabrication for these textile sensors have been proposed, but the simpler ones include stitching or embroidering ...
Jose Guillermo Colli Alfaro +1 more
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Flexible strain sensors play vital role in human–machine interaction. Despite their vast development, a strain sensor having broad strain sensing range, ultralow detection limit, and negligible hysteresis still remains a challenge. Herein, a liquid metal
Yuanzhao Wu +11 more
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Strain is one of the key concerns of structural health monitoring (SHM), and effective measurement of structural strain is very important for structural health condition assessment. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the application of the micro
Xixian Chen +4 more
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