Recent progress on artificial intelligence-enhanced multimodal sensors integrated devices and systems
Journal of Semiconductors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
46(1), P. 011610 - 011610
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Multimodal
sensor
fusion
can
make
full
use
of
the
advantages
various
sensors,
up
for
shortcomings
a
single
sensor,
achieve
information
verification
or
security
through
redundancy,
and
improve
reliability
safety
system.
Artificial
intelligence
(AI),
referring
to
simulation
human
in
machines
that
are
programmed
think
learn
like
humans,
represents
pivotal
frontier
modern
scientific
research.
With
continuous
development
promotion
AI
technology
Sensor
4.0
age,
multimodal
is
becoming
more
intelligent
automated,
expected
go
further
future.
this
context,
review
article
takes
comprehensive
look
at
recent
progress
on
AI-enhanced
sensors
their
integrated
devices
systems.
Based
concept
principle
technologies
algorithms,
theoretical
underpinnings,
technological
breakthroughs,
pragmatic
applications
fields
such
as
robotics,
healthcare,
environmental
monitoring
highlighted.
Through
comparative
study
dual/tri-modal
with
without
using
(especially
machine
learning
deep
learning),
highlight
potential
performance,
data
processing,
decision-making
capabilities.
Furthermore,
analyzes
challenges
opportunities
afforded
by
offers
prospective
outlook
forthcoming
advancements.
Language: Английский
A Flexible-Integrated Multimodal Hydrogel-Based Sensing Patch
Peng Wang,
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Guoqing Wang,
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Guifen Sun
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Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Abstract
Sleep
monitoring
is
an
important
part
of
health
management
because
sleep
quality
crucial
for
restoration
human
health.
However,
current
commercial
products
polysomnography
are
cumbersome
with
connecting
wires
and
state-of-the-art
flexible
sensors
still
interferential
being
attached
to
the
body.
Herein,
we
develop
a
flexible-integrated
multimodal
sensing
patch
based
on
hydrogel
its
application
in
unconstraint
monitoring.
The
comprises
bottom
hydrogel-based
dual-mode
pressure–temperature
layer
top
electrospun
nanofiber-based
non-contact
detection
as
one
integrated
device.
core
substrate
exhibits
strong
toughness
water
retention,
temperature,
pressure,
proximity
realized
different
mechanisms
no
crosstalk
interference.
function
verified
simulated
real-world
scenario
by
robotic
hand
grasping
objects
validate
practicability.
Multiple
patches
locations
pillow
assembled
intelligent
Versatile
human–pillow
interaction
information
well
their
evolution
over
time
acquired
analyzed
one-dimensional
convolutional
neural
network.
Track
head
movement
recognition
bad
patterns
that
may
lead
poor
achieved,
which
provides
promising
approach
Language: Английский
Human skin-inspired neuromorphic sensors
Soft Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(2)
Published: March 21, 2025
Human
skin-inspired
neuromorphic
sensors
have
shown
great
potential
in
revolutionizing
machines
to
perceive
and
interact
with
environments.
skin
is
a
remarkable
organ,
capable
of
detecting
wide
variety
stimuli
high
sensitivity
adaptability.
To
emulate
these
complex
functions,
been
engineered
flexible
or
stretchable
materials
sense
pressure,
temperature,
texture,
other
physical
chemical
factors.
When
integrated
computing
systems,
which
the
brain’s
ability
process
sensory
information
efficiently,
can
further
enable
real-time,
context-aware
responses.
This
study
summarizes
state-of-the-art
research
on
principles
computing,
exploring
their
synergetic
create
intelligent
adaptive
systems
for
robotics,
healthcare,
wearable
technology.
Additionally,
we
discuss
challenges
material/device
development,
system
integration,
computational
frameworks
human
sensors,
highlight
promising
directions
future
research.
Language: Английский
Micro/Nano Self-Powered Device Based on Interface Regulation Strategy
Yu Liu,
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Wenjun Dong,
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Y. Luan
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et al.
Nano Energy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 110916 - 110916
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
All-Gel-Based Triboelectric Noncontact Sensor for Human Motion Perception
Shanping Wang,
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Haicheng Wan,
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Yu Lv
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 1, 2025
Flexible
noncontact
sensors
are
of
great
significance
in
contemporary
applications.
Nevertheless,
conventional
that
rely
on
metal
electrodes
have
limited
flexibility,
and
their
multilayer
architectures
likely
to
experience
interfacial
delamination
during
extended
use.
To
tackle
these
problems,
we
introduce
an
all-gel-based
flexible
triboelectric
sensor,
which
consists
two
parts,
i.e.,
the
gelatin/poly(vinyl
alcohol)
(PVA)/poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrenesulfonate)
(PEDOT:PSS)/graphene
(G)
electrode
hydrogel
PVA/cellulose/carbon
nanotubes
(CNT)
aerogel.
The
not
only
features
outstanding
biocompatibility
but
also
exhibits
high
conductivity.
aerogel
demonstrates
excellent
mechanical
properties,
such
as
good
elasticity
durability.
This
sensor
can
stably
output
a
current
1.18
μA,
charge
18.4
nC/cm2,
voltage
3.7
V
at
stable
state.
It
accurately
reliably
detect
wide
range
human
motions,
elbow
bending,
knee
movement,
running,
providing
reliable
approach
for
motion
perception
facilitating
progress
relevant
fields.
Language: Английский
Metallic Ag with Suspended Network Structure Enhances the Power Generation Performance of NBT-Based Coupled Nanogenerators
Wenlong Xu,
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Yudong Hou,
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Kaibiao Xi
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 24, 2025
Piezo-pyroelectric
coupled
nanogenerators
(PPCNGs)
capable
of
collecting
vibration
energy
and
thermal
in
complex
environments
are
expected
to
provide
a
long-term
power
supply
for
multifunctional
electronic
devices.
However,
the
piezoceramics
as
core
PPCNGs
limited
their
generation
capabilities
due
low
conductivity
high
internal
resistance.
In
this
work,
it
is
proposed
construct
Na0.5Bi0.5TiO3-K0.5Bi0.5TiO3/Ag
(NBT-KBT/Ag)
composite
ceramics
with
suspended
network
structure
by
introducing
low-melting-point
metal
Ag
second
phase.
The
that
can
serve
transmission
path
effectively
reduces
scattering
phonons
carriers
ceramics,
improves
transport
efficiency,
achieves
dual
effects
increasing
reducing
resistance
ceramics.
And
output
density
PPCNG
composed
optimal
components
736.4
nW/cm3,
which
4.7
times
unoptimized
virgin
components.
Furthermore,
possesses
capability
recognize
object
information
through
pressure
temperature
sensing.
This
work
reinforces
characteristics
constructing
structure.
More
importantly,
simple
efficient
design
strategy
be
extended
material
modification
application
smart
Language: Английский
Magnetic Cilia and Hair‐Follicle Architecture Enabled Dual‐Mode Bionic E‐Skin for High‐Sensitivity and Wide‐Linear‐Range Tactile/Touchless Perception
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 2, 2025
Abstract
Pressure/magnetism
dual‐mode
sensors
for
tactile/touchless
perception
are
desired
to
adapt
multifunctional
applications.
However,
it
remains
a
challenge
possess
high
sensitivity
and
wide
linear
response
range
in
both
modes.
Here,
bionic
e‐skin
with
magnetic
cilia
hair‐follicle
architecture
(MCHFA)
is
proposed
achieve
high‐sensitivity
wide‐linear‐range
pressure/magnetism
(0–26
kPa:
S
=
2.72
kPa
−1
,
R
2
0.99;
26–400
0.60
10–171
mT:
2.8
T
0.94),
where
the
mainly
dominated
by
easy
deformation
of
attributed
gradient
compressibility
synergistic
architectures
hair‐follicle.
Additionally,
resolutions
pressure
(0.20%)
magnetism
(11.0%)
obtained
due
These
excellent
characteristics
dual
modes
endow
MCHFA‐based
sensor
applications
health
monitoring
human–machine
interfaces,
such
as
finger
bending
game
rehabilitation
training
prevention
senile
dementia,
noncontact
coded
lock
taking
advantage
less
risks
cross
infection
personal
information
leakage.
Language: Английский
Deep Learning-Assisted 3D Pressure Sensors for Control of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Junlai Jiang,
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Hao Gu,
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Ruixiang Xu
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 15, 2025
Accurately
and
reliably
detecting
recognizing
human
body
movements
in
real
time,
relaying
appropriate
commands
to
the
machine,
have
substantial
implications
for
virtual
reality,
remote
control,
robotics
applications.
Nonetheless,
most
contemporary
wearable
analysis
control
systems
attain
action
recognition
by
setting
sensor
thresholds.
In
routine
usage,
stringent
trigger
conditions
facilitate
inadvertent
contact,
resulting
a
poorer
user
experience.
Here,
we
created
intelligent
gesture
system
utilizing
multilayer
microstructure
composite
thin
film
piezoresistive
sensing
array
deep
learning
techniques.
The
exhibits
ultrahigh
sensitivity
(ranging
from
0-6
kPa
412.2
kPa-1)
rapid
response
times
(loading
at
40
ms,
recovery
30
ms).
detected
gestures
are
classified
recognized
via
convolutional
neural
network,
achieving
accuracy
of
97.5%.
Ultimately,
altitude
an
unmanned
aerial
vehicle
is
accomplished
through
wireless
signal
transmission
reception.
To
achieve
visualization
complete
gesture-controlled
flight
process,
developed
intuitive
interface
real-time
display
video
surveillance.
implementation
this
introduces
novel
mechanism
human-machine
interaction,
expands
applications
robotic
technology,
offers
innovative
concepts
practical
pathways
reality.
Language: Английский