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Self-powered visualized tactile-acoustic sensor for accurate artificial perception with high brightness and record-low detection limit.
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Abstract
The growth of the Internet of Things has focused attention on visualized sensors as a key technology. However, it remains challenging to achieve high sensing accuracy and self-power ability. Here, we propose a self-powered visualized tactile-acoustic sensor (SVTAS) based on an elaborated triboelectrification-induced electroluminescence (TIEL) unit. To date, it features a high brightness of 0.5 mW cm
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