Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(9)
Published: Feb. 19, 2024
Abstract
Flexible
strain
sensors
are
being
increasingly
applied
as
wearable
electronic
materials
owing
to
their
functional
characteristics
(e.g.,
light
weight,
stretchability,
wearability),
which
highlight
enormous
potential
in
health
monitoring
and
medical
care.
However,
challenges
related
signal
distortion
corrosion
risks
arise
when
they
used
under
extreme
or
harsh
conditions.
Superhydrophobic
flexible
combine
the
water‐repellent,
anticorrosion,
anti‐fouling
features
of
superhydrophobic
coating
with
high
ductility
sensitivity
sensor,
thereby
broadening
application
scope
sensors,
especially
for
underwater
sensing.
sensing
applications
have
not
yet
been
thoroughly
summarized.
This
review
presents
key
performance
parameters
design
strategies
an
emphasis
on
diverse
ACS Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(6), P. 2989 - 2998
Published: May 21, 2024
Flexible,
air
permeable
and
elastic
self-powered
sensors
for
human
motion
monitoring
assisted
medical
rehabilitation
have
recently
become
a
hot
research
topic.
However,
most
current
piezoelectric
can
not
account
many
characteristics.
Addressing
this
challenge,
an
all-textile
sensor
(ATPS)
based
on
3D
structured
knitted
fabric
electrodes
is
reported.
The
ATPS
consists
of
element
polyvinylidene
fluoride
nanofiber
membrane,
flexible
electrodes,
self-adhesive
bandage.
Based
the
efficient
knitting
technology,
has
advantages
low
cost,
flexibility,
simple
structure,
convenient
large-area
manufacturing.
Experimental
finite
simulation
results
show
that
pattern
enhance
output
ATPS.
optimal
high
voltage
response
sensitivity
up
to
0.68
V/kPa.
proposed
responds
wide
range
input
forces
from
0.098
724
N
in
mode,
verifying
its
feasibility
as
tactile
detection
recognition
(throat
swallowing,
wrist
bending,
elbow
knee
walking
slowly,
running
fast)
pressure
(Morse
code,
digit
recognition)
demonstrating
potential
tracking,
rehabilitation,
human-computer
interaction.
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(21)
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
Abstract
The
vigorous
development
of
wearable
and
implantable
electronics
provides
a
series
new
solutions
for
human
health
monitoring
disease
diagnosis
treatment.
Considering
the
particularity
operating
environment,
this
also
puts
forward
higher
requirements
energy
storage
devices
(ESDs).
Supercapacitors
stand
out
from
many
ESDs
due
to
their
unique
advantages,
such
as
high
power
density,
long
life,
ease
fabrication.
For
different
application
requirements,
supercapacitors
are
developing
toward
flexibility,
multifunction,
integration.
This
review
highlights
recent
progress
in
supercapacitor‐integrated
systems.
Smart
with
properties,
applications,
integrations
various
sensors
and/or
energy‐harvesting
discussed
summarized
thoroughly.
Furthermore,
all‐in‐one
device
enabled
by
compatible
materials
ingenious
structure
design
is
described.
From
practical
perspectives,
key
challenges
facing
systems
presented,
suggestions
future
research
directions
given.
Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(9)
Published: Feb. 19, 2024
Abstract
Flexible
strain
sensors
are
being
increasingly
applied
as
wearable
electronic
materials
owing
to
their
functional
characteristics
(e.g.,
light
weight,
stretchability,
wearability),
which
highlight
enormous
potential
in
health
monitoring
and
medical
care.
However,
challenges
related
signal
distortion
corrosion
risks
arise
when
they
used
under
extreme
or
harsh
conditions.
Superhydrophobic
flexible
combine
the
water‐repellent,
anticorrosion,
anti‐fouling
features
of
superhydrophobic
coating
with
high
ductility
sensitivity
sensor,
thereby
broadening
application
scope
sensors,
especially
for
underwater
sensing.
sensing
applications
have
not
yet
been
thoroughly
summarized.
This
review
presents
key
performance
parameters
design
strategies
an
emphasis
on
diverse
