Thermo and flex multi-functional array ionic sensor for a human adaptive device.

ABSTRACT: Recently, electronic skin that mimics human skin in measuring tactile stimuli, temperature, and humidity and having a self-healing function was developed. Furthermore, with the advances in the field of artificial intelligence and health monitoring, various materials and methods have been studied for e-skin. The limitations to work on actual human skin include device flexibility and large-area applications through array structures, and many studies are underway to overcome these problems. Polymeric materials containing ionic liquids can be used to easily fabricate devices in the solid state. They are highly sensitive to both pressure and temperature, making them suitable for multi-sensing devices. Resistive and capacitive sensors have the advantage of having a simple structure, which makes

SUBMITTER: Jang S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9075219 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature