ArticleResearch (Washington, D.C.)2023
A Deep Learning-Enabled Skin-Inspired Pressure Sensor for Complicated Recognition Tasks with Ultralong Life.
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Abstract
Flexible full-textile pressure sensor is able to integrate with clothing directly, which has drawn extensive attention from scholars recently. But the realization of flexible full-textile pressure sensor with high sensitivity, wide detection range, and long working life remains challenge. Complex recognition tasks necessitate intricate sensor arrays that require extensive data processing and are susceptible to damage. The human skin is capable of interpreting tactile signals, such as sliding, by encoding pressure changes and performing complex perceptual tasks. Inspired by the skin, we have developed a simple dip-and-dry approach to fabricate a full-textile pressure sensor with signal transmission layers, protective layers, and sensing layers. The sensor achieves high sensitivity (2.16 kPa
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