Advanced Intelligent Systems,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4(12)
Published: Oct. 2, 2022
Nature
has
proved
that
multiple
sense
and
processing
capabilities
are
critical
for
target
recognition
race
survival.
As
such,
advanced
robots
perform
missions
in
an
unstructured
environment
highly
need
organism‐similar
multimodal
sensing
systems
sophisticated
environmental
stimuli.
Herein,
recent
progress
robotics
is
reviewed.
Multimodal
sensors
including
tactile
capture
surface
properties
of
objects
(i.e.,
thermal
conductivity,
temperature,
softness,
electron
affinity),
visual
the
color
size
objects,
gas
object
smell
summarized.
The
data
fusion
algorithms
process
signals
from
to
achieve
decision
making
also
presented.
challenges
future
development
further
discussed.
Advances
these
areas
open
new
avenues
applications
human–robot
collaboration,
rescue
missions,
garbage
sorting,
intelligent
prosthetics.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(25), P. 7809 - 7818
Published: June 14, 2024
Noncontact
sensing
technology
serves
as
a
pivotal
medium
for
seamless
data
acquisition
and
intelligent
perception
in
the
era
of
Internet
Things
(IoT),
bringing
innovative
interactive
experiences
to
wearable
human–machine
interaction
networks.
However,
pervasive
limitations
current
noncontact
devices
posed
by
harsh
environmental
conditions
hinder
precision
stability
signals.
In
this
study,
triboelectric
nanopaper
prepared
phase-directed
assembly
strategy
is
presented,
which
possesses
low
charge
transfer
mobility
(1618
cm2
V–1
s–1)
exceptional
high-temperature
stability.
Wearable
self-powered
sensors
constructed
from
operate
stably
under
high
temperatures
(200
°C).
Furthermore,
temperature
warning
system
workers
hazardous
environments
demonstrated,
capable
nonintrusively
identifying
harmful
thermal
stimuli
detecting
motion
status.
This
research
not
only
establishes
technological
foundation
accurate
stable
but
also
promotes
sustainable
development
IoT
extreme
environments.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(40)
Published: April 15, 2024
Abstract
Fiber‐based
multimodal
sensors
with
electrical/optical
signals
are
highly
desired
for
next‐generation
wearable
electronics.
Despite
the
remarkable
progress
in
this
area,
achieving
large‐scale
knittable,
washable,
and
self‐healing
performance
fiber‐based
simultaneously
remains
a
great
challenge.
Here,
smart
fiber
capable
of
exhibiting
piezoresistive/luminescent
properties
based
on
an
H‐bonding
connected
multilayered
core–shell
nanostructure
is
developed.
The
core
principle
design
involves
constructing
strong
interfacial
interactions
between
layers,
which
results
sensor
high
sensitivity
(gauge
factor
=
12383500),
exceptional
water
resistance,
robust
(tensile
strength
30.9
MPa,
healing
efficiency
72.9%).
Unlike
traditional
where
elaborate
nanostructures
prone
to
shedding
during
knitting,
strategy
enables
excellent
knittability
be
patterned
fabric,
improving
both
optical
electrical
sensitivities.
This
work
anticipated
make
significant
contribution
further
development
electronic
products
visual
human–computer
interaction
devices.
Advanced Healthcare Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 17, 2024
Abstract
The
rapid
advancements
in
artificial
intelligence,
micro‐nano
manufacturing,
and
flexible
electronics
technology
have
unleashed
unprecedented
innovation
opportunities
for
applying
sensors
healthcare,
wearable
devices,
human–computer
interaction.
human
body's
tactile
perception
involves
physical
parameters
such
as
pressure,
temperature,
humidity,
all
of
which
play
an
essential
role
maintaining
health.
Inspired
by
the
sensory
function
skin,
many
bionic
been
developed
to
simulate
skin's
various
stimuli
are
widely
applied
health
monitoring.
Given
urgent
requirements
sensing
performance
integration
field
devices
monitoring,
here
is
a
timely
overview
recent
advances
multi‐functional
It
covers
fundamental
components
categorizes
them
based
on
different
response
mechanisms,
including
resistive,
capacitive,
voltage,
other
types.
Specifically,
application
these
area
monitoring
highlighted.
Based
this,
extended
dual/triple‐mode
integrating
temperature
presented.
Finally,
challenges
discussed.
