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A biodegradable, highly sensitive and multifunctional mechanical sensor based on rGO-silk fibroin hydrogel for human motion detection and gesture recognition

Ke Chen, Baoyang Liu, Ning Hu, Qiaolin Fan, Fawang Zhan, Zhou Zhang, Zhonghua Ni, Xiao Li, Tao Hu

2023Journal of Materials Chemistry A44 citationsDOI

Abstract

Hydrogel based flexible sensors have attracted tremendous attention in the fields of artificial skin, motion detection and health management due to their excellent characteristics such as portability and wearability.

Topics & Concepts

FibroinSoftware portabilityHuman motionMaterials scienceNanotechnologyGestureMotion sensorsGesture recognitionComputer scienceSILKMotion (physics)Artificial intelligenceBiomedical engineeringHuman–computer interactionEngineeringComposite materialProgramming languageAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsSilk-based biomaterials and applicationsConducting polymers and applications
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