ArticleNature communications2025
Simultaneous strain, strain rate and temperature sensing based on a single active layer of Te nanowires.
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- Wearable Multifunctional Sensors for Human Activity Recognition.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Review
- Topology-Optimized Stretchable Piezoelectric Sensors With Tailored Liquid-Metal Circuits for Anisotropic Stress-Adaptive Motion Monitoring.Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) · 2026Article
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Abstract
Stress/strain-temperature sensors are capable of sensing both stress/strain and temperature stimuli, and are widely used in biological health monitoring and human-machine interaction. Conventional stress/strain-temperature sensors are prepared by stacking two single sensors, which have complex structures and often require external power to drive, making long-term stable monitoring challenging. Herein, we demonstrate a flexible single-channel multimodal sensor based on the combined thermoelectric and piezoelectric effects of tellurium nanowires. Based on the tilt-grown reticulated nanowire structure, the sensor can simultaneously sense strain/strain rate and temperature in a single channel of a single active layer of nanowire. The sensor exhibits a record-high strain/strain rate sensing performance with a strain sensing sensitivity of 0.454 V and a strain rate sensing sensitivity of 0.0154 V s, surpassing previous study benchmarks. Additionally, it showcases significant temperature-sensing performance with a sensitivity of 225.1 μV K
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