Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine Interfaces
Wearable sensors with water resistance and mechanical durability are of great value in dealing with long‐term movement and remote control in harsh environments. However, achieving high sensitivity with long‐term stability and real‐time remote control in a watery environment is still a challenge. Her...
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doaj-14d2fbfe8b10414e85b0e55d7b5dc5562021-09-21T11:14:14ZengWileyAdvanced Intelligent Systems2640-45672021-09-0139n/an/a10.1002/aisy.202100056Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine InterfacesShengshun Duan0Binghao Wang1Yucheng Lin2Yinghui Li3Di Zhu4Jun Wu5Jun Xia6Wei Lei7Baoping Wang8Joint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaJoint International Research Laboratory of Information Display and Visualization School of Electronic Science and Engineering Southeast University Nanjing 210096 ChinaWearable sensors with water resistance and mechanical durability are of great value in dealing with long‐term movement and remote control in harsh environments. However, achieving high sensitivity with long‐term stability and real‐time remote control in a watery environment is still a challenge. Herein, the waterproof wearable sensors with good mechanical robustness composed of laser‐induced graphene and in situ‐coated protective silicone layers are reported. By being integrated with high‐capacitance ion‐gel dielectrics, the conformal sensors can detect multiple stimuli, including strain, temperature, and pressure. The long‐term water resistance of strain sensors is evaluated by continuously monitoring the resistance in underwater, sweat, and saline environment for up to 5.5 h. Underwater wireless remote control of a robotic hand is further demonstrated by mounting five sensor arrays. Moreover, different finger gestures are well recognized, making these sensor devices promising candidates for versatile waterproof wearable electronics and robotics technology.https://doi.org/10.1002/aisy.202100056electronic skinhuman–robot remote controllaser-induced graphenestrain sensorswater resistance |
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Shengshun Duan Binghao Wang Yucheng Lin Yinghui Li Di Zhu Jun Wu Jun Xia Wei Lei Baoping Wang |
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Shengshun Duan Binghao Wang Yucheng Lin Yinghui Li Di Zhu Jun Wu Jun Xia Wei Lei Baoping Wang Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine Interfaces Advanced Intelligent Systems electronic skin human–robot remote control laser-induced graphene strain sensors water resistance |
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Shengshun Duan Binghao Wang Yucheng Lin Yinghui Li Di Zhu Jun Wu Jun Xia Wei Lei Baoping Wang |
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Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine Interfaces |
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Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine Interfaces |
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Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine Interfaces |
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Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine Interfaces |
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Waterproof Mechanically Robust Multifunctional Conformal Sensors for Underwater Interactive Human–Machine Interfaces |
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waterproof mechanically robust multifunctional conformal sensors for underwater interactive human–machine interfaces |
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Advanced Intelligent Systems |
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2640-4567 |
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2021-09-01 |
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Wearable sensors with water resistance and mechanical durability are of great value in dealing with long‐term movement and remote control in harsh environments. However, achieving high sensitivity with long‐term stability and real‐time remote control in a watery environment is still a challenge. Herein, the waterproof wearable sensors with good mechanical robustness composed of laser‐induced graphene and in situ‐coated protective silicone layers are reported. By being integrated with high‐capacitance ion‐gel dielectrics, the conformal sensors can detect multiple stimuli, including strain, temperature, and pressure. The long‐term water resistance of strain sensors is evaluated by continuously monitoring the resistance in underwater, sweat, and saline environment for up to 5.5 h. Underwater wireless remote control of a robotic hand is further demonstrated by mounting five sensor arrays. Moreover, different finger gestures are well recognized, making these sensor devices promising candidates for versatile waterproof wearable electronics and robotics technology. |
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electronic skin human–robot remote control laser-induced graphene strain sensors water resistance |
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https://doi.org/10.1002/aisy.202100056 |
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