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Waterproof, thin, high-performance pressure sensors-hand drawing for underwater wearable applications

Chi Cuong Vu, Jooyong Kim

2021Science and Technology of Advanced Materials33 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

) while ensuring thinness (~0.26 mm) and flexibility for touch detection or breathing monitoring. More especially, our sensor is waterproof for underwater wearable applications, which is a drawback of conventional paper-based sensors. Its outstanding capability is demonstrated in a real application when detecting touch actions to control a phone, while the sensor is dipped underwater. In addition, by leveraging machine learning technology, these touch actions were processed and classified to achieve highly accurate monitoring (up to 94%). The available materials, easy fabrication techniques, and machine learning algorithms are expected to bring significant contributions to the development of hand-drawing sensors in the future.

Topics & Concepts

Wearable computerPressure sensorFlexibility (engineering)Computer scienceUnderwaterFabricationWearable technologySensitivity (control systems)Embedded systemElectronic engineeringMechanical engineeringEngineeringOceanographyGeologyMedicinePathologyAlternative medicineStatisticsMathematicsAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsInteractive and Immersive DisplaysTactile and Sensory Interactions
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