Yang et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Wireless Ti3C2T x MXene strain sensor with ultrahigh sensitivity and designated working windows for soft exoskeletonsYang et al., 2020
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- 6652392484723854173
- Author
- Yang H
- Xiao X
- Li Z
- Li K
- Cheng N
- Li S
- Low J
- Jing L
- Fu X
- Achavananthadith S
- Low F
- Wang Q
- Yeh P
- Ren H
- Ho J
- Yeow C
- Chen P
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- ACS nano
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Emerging soft exoskeletons pose urgent needs for high-performance strain sensors with tunable linear working windows to achieve a high-precision control loop. Still, the state-of- the-art strain sensors require further advances to simultaneously satisfy multiple sensing …
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