A stretchable conductive elastomer sensor with self-healing and highly linear strain for human movement detection and pressure response
Yao Zhang, Yizhong Yuan, Huimei Yu, Chunhua Cai, Jinyu Sun, Xiaohui Tian
Abstract
and bending angle, the electrical signals of human limb movement can output relevant information on bending angle and frequency. By constructing a sensing array, changes in the position and magnitude of applied pressure could also be detected in real-time. Based on these advantages, the MNR-PANI-PA composite sensor is expected to have potential applications in health monitoring, body motion detection, and electronic skins.
Topics & Concepts
ElastomerMaterials scienceSelf-healingStrain (injury)Electrical conductorComposite materialPressure sensitiveNanotechnologyAdhesiveAlternative medicineMedicinePathologyLayer (electronics)Internal medicineAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsConducting polymers and applicationsTactile and Sensory Interactions