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Highly sensitive strain sensors with ultra-low detection limit based on pre-defined serpentine cracks

Qingshi Meng, Tengfei Chi, Shuang Guo, Milad Razbin, Shuying Wu, Shuai He, Sensen Han, Shuhua Peng

2024Materials Horizons36 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

> 0.98), and an ultra-low detection threshold of 0.01% strain. Moreover, it maintains performance integrity during off-axis deformations such as bending and twisting, features that are indispensable for accurately monitoring human motion. To explore practical applications, a driving scenario was simulated where a sensor array was positioned on the driver's neck. The sensor output was analyzed using machine learning algorithms to successfully determine the presence of driver fatigue. This demonstration underlines the potential of our sensor technology in applications ranging from healthcare monitoring to wearable biomechanical systems and human-machine interfaces.

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Materials scienceStrain (injury)Limit (mathematics)Detection limitComposite materialNanotechnologyOptoelectronicsChemistryChromatographyMathematicsMedicineMathematical analysisInternal medicineAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsAnalytical Chemistry and SensorsTactile and Sensory Interactions