ArticleNature communications2021
Sensing of joint and spinal bending or stretching via a retractable and wearable badge reel.
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Abstract
Human motions, such as joint/spinal bending or stretching, often contain information that is useful for orthopedic/neural disease diagnosis, rehabilitation, and prevention. Here, we show a badge-reel-like stretch sensing device with a grating-structured triboelectric nanogenerator exhibiting a stretching sensitivity of 8 V mm
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