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A Stretchable and Conformable Sensor Fabricated by PVDF Film for human dynamic monitoring

Hongying et al., 2022

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2448111711374109800
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Hongying T
Lisheng H
Xiangrong W
Huimin H
Kaili Z
Juanjuan W
Peiyuan W
Huang J
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With the increasing demand for self-adaptive electronics, stretchable and conformable sensors with merits of high sensitivity, stretchability, and self-adhesive have taken great proportion on the advanced intelligent devices. Herein, a novel tactile sensor that can …
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