Advanced Materials Technologies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(8)
Published: Jan. 29, 2023
Abstract
The
pH
sensing
devices
can
provide
important
health
information
with
applications
in
infection
detection,
disease
diagnosis,
and
personalized
medicine.
However,
these
are
often
expensive
modest
flexibility
require
bulky
readout
instruments,
thus
inappropriate
for
wearable,
remote,
continuous
monitoring
applications.
Herein,
an
integrated,
miniaturized,
modular,
battery‐free,
biocompatible,
flexible,
3D‐printed
(WB
2
F3D)
sensor
system
on‐demand,
continuous,
wireless,
real‐time
is
proposed,
developed,
fully
characterized.
3D‐printing
of
nanomaterials
on
skin‐like
flexible
substrates
innovatively
applied
to
enable
multimaterial
multilayer
printing
the
sensors,
reusable
electronic/communication
circuity,
antennas
a
tailorable,
low‐cost,
time‐efficient
manner.
battery‐free
designed
wireless
on‐demand
energy
data
transmission
monitoring.
This
exhibits
high
sensitivity
(≈|51.76|
mV
−1
),
specificity,
repeatability,
reproducibility
toward
various
ranges
(3.0–10.0),
excellent
mechanical
flexibility,
outstanding
biocompatibility
(cell
viability
>
=
90%).
It
successfully
demonstrates
change
ex
situ
hydrogel‐based
wound
model.
WB
F3D
envisioned
integrated
platform
accurate,
human
monitoring,
another
step
Small,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(27)
Published: March 25, 2023
Abstract
Due
to
their
potential
applications
in
physiological
monitoring,
diagnosis,
human
prosthetics,
haptic
perception,
and
human–machine
interaction,
flexible
tactile
sensors
have
attracted
wide
research
interest
recent
years.
Thanks
the
advances
material
engineering,
high
performance
been
obtained.
Among
representative
pressure
sensing
materials,
2D
layered
nanomaterials
many
properties
that
are
superior
those
of
bulk
more
suitable
for
sensors.
As
a
class
inorganic
compounds
materials
science,
MXene
has
excellent
electrical,
mechanical,
biological
compatibility.
MXene‐based
composites
proven
be
promising
candidates
due
stretchability
metallic
conductivity.
Therefore,
great
efforts
devoted
development
sensor
applications.
In
this
paper,
controllable
preparation
characterization
introduced.
Then,
progresses
on
fabrication
strategies,
operating
mechanisms,
device
composite‐based
sensors,
including
piezoresistive
capacitive
piezoelectric
triboelectric
reviewed.
After
that,
material‐based
electronics
motion
healthcare,
artificial
intelligence
discussed.
Finally,
challenges
perspectives
summarized.
npj Flexible Electronics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: June 2, 2023
Abstract
Wearable
sensors
have
made
significant
progress
in
sensing
physiological
and
biochemical
markers
for
telehealth.
By
monitoring
vital
signs
like
body
temperature,
arterial
oxygen
saturation,
breath
rate,
wearable
provide
enormous
potential
the
early
detection
of
diseases.
In
recent
years,
advancements
been
achieved
development
based
on
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
with
flexibility,
excellent
mechanical
stability,
high
sensitivity,
accuracy
introducing
a
new
approach
to
remote
real-time
health
monitoring.
this
review,
we
outline
2D
materials-based
biosensors
system.
The
review
focused
five
types
sensors,
which
were
classified
according
their
mechanism,
such
as
pressure,
strain,
electrochemical,
optoelectronic,
temperature
sensors.
material
capabilities
impact
performance
operation
sensor
are
outlined.
fundamental
principles
mechanism
well
applications
explored.
This
concludes
by
discussing
remaining
obstacles
future
opportunities
emerging
telehealth
field.
We
hope
that
report
will
be
useful
individuals
who
want
design
it
generate
ideas.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(24)
Published: Feb. 21, 2024
In
the
past
decade,
with
rapid
development
of
wearable
electronics,
medical
health
monitoring,
Internet
Things,
and
flexible
intelligent
robots,
pressure
sensors
have
received
unprecedented
attention.
As
a
very
important
kind
electronic
component
for
information
transmission
collection,
gained
wide
application
prospect
in
fields
aerospace,
biomedical
skin,
human-machine
interface.
recent
years,
MXene
has
attracted
extensive
attention
because
its
unique
2D
layered
structure,
high
conductivity,
rich
surface
terminal
groups,
hydrophilicity,
which
brought
new
breakthrough
sensing.
Thus,
it
become
revolutionary
pressure-sensitive
material
great
potential.
this
work,
advances
MXene-based
are
reviewed
from
aspects
sensing
type,
mechanism,
selection,
structural
design,
preparation
strategy,
application.
The
methods
strategies
to
improve
performance
analyzed
details.
Finally,
opportunities
challenges
faced
by
discussed.
This
review
will
bring
research
level,
promoting
wider
exploitation
practical
materials
sensors.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(29)
Published: March 31, 2023
Advances
in
emerging
technologies
for
wireless
collection
and
the
timely
analysis
of
various
information
captured
by
wearable
devices
are
growing
interest.
Herein,
a
crosslinked
ionic
hydrogel
prepared
facile
photocuring
process
is
proposed,
which
allows
to
be
further
incorporated
into
two
integrated
systems
pressure
monitoring
applications.
The
device
exhibits
simplified
structure
effectively
sharing
functional
layers,
rather
than
conventional
separate
combinations,
offering
salient
performance
iontronic
sensing
electrochromic
properties
simultaneously
quantify
visualize
pressure.
developed
smart
patch
system
demonstrated
monitor
physiological
signals
real-time
utilizing
user
interface
remote
portable
equipment
with
Bluetooth
protocol
on-site
displays.
Moreover,
passive
based
on
magnetic
coupling
effect
designed,
can
operate
free
from
battery
acquire
multiple
information.
It
envisioned
that
strategies
would
hold
enormous
potential
flexible
electronics,
versatile
platforms,
on-body
networks.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
Abstract
Flexible
sensors
based
on
MXene-polymer
composites
are
highly
prospective
for
next-generation
wearable
electronics
used
in
human–machine
interfaces.
One
of
the
motivating
factors
behind
progress
flexible
is
steady
arrival
new
conductive
materials.
MXenes,
a
family
2D
nanomaterials,
have
been
drawing
attention
since
last
decade
due
to
their
high
electronic
conductivity,
processability,
mechanical
robustness
and
chemical
tunability.
In
this
review,
we
encompass
fabrication
MXene-based
polymeric
nanocomposites,
structure–property
relationship,
applications
sensor
domain.
Moreover,
our
discussion
not
only
limited
design,
mechanism,
various
modes
sensing
platform,
but
also
future
perspective
market
throughout
world.
With
article,
intend
fortify
bond
between
matrices
MXenes
thus
promoting
swift
advancement
MXene-sensors
technologies.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(3), P. 1329 - 1329
Published: Jan. 24, 2023
With
the
development
of
5G,
artificial
intelligence,
and
Internet
Things,
diversified
sensors
(such
as
signal
acquisition
module)
have
become
more
important
in
people's
daily
life.
According
to
extensive
use
various
distributed
wireless
sensors,
powering
them
has
a
big
problem.
Among
all
methods,
self-powered
sensor
system
based
on
triboelectric
nanogenerators
(TENGs)
shown
its
superiority.
This
review
focuses
four
major
application
areas
TENG,
including
environmental
monitoring,
human
industrial
production,
The
perspectives
outlook
future
are
discussed.
Micromachines,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 247 - 247
Published: Jan. 18, 2023
The
first
two-dimensional
(2D)
substance
sparked
a
boom
in
research
since
this
type
of
material
showed
potential
promise
for
applications
field
sensors.
A
class
2D
transition
metal
nitrides,
carbides,
and
carbonitrides
are
referred
to
as
MXenes.
Following
the
2011
synthesis
Ti3C2
from
Ti3AlC2,
much
has
been
published.
Since
these
materials
have
several
advantages
over
conventional
materials,
they
extensively
researched,
synthesized,
studied
by
many
organizations.
To
give
readers
general
understanding
well-liked
review
examines
structures
MXenes,
discusses
various
procedures,
analyzes
physicochemistry
properties,
particularly
optical,
electronic,
structural,
mechanical
properties.
focus
is
analysis
modern
advancements
development
MXene-based
sensors,
including
electrochemical
gas
biosensors,
optical
wearable
Finally,
opportunities
challenges
further
study
on
creation
MXenes-based
sensors
discussed.
Nanoscale Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
5(12), P. 3131 - 3145
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
In
recent
years,
flexible
micro-pressure
sensors
have
been
used
widely
in
wearable
health
monitoring
applications
due
to
their
excellent
flexibility,
stretchability,
non-invasiveness,
comfort
wearing
and
real-time
detection.
According
the
working
mechanism
of
sensor,
it
can
be
classified
as
piezoresistive,
piezoelectric,
capacitive
triboelectric
types.
Herein,
an
overview
for
is
presented.
The
physiological
signaling
body
motions
contain
a
lot
status
information.
Thus,
this
review
focuses
on
these
fields.
Additionally,
contents
sensing
mechanism,
materials
performance
are
introduced
detail.
Finally,
we
predict
future
research
directions
sensors,
discuss
challenges
practical
applications.
