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Abstract

This paper introduces an ultralight, flexible, and biocompatible all-fiber motion sensor (AFMS) for wearable electronics and intelligent medicine applications. The sensor utilizes radial anisotropic porous silver fiber (RAPSF) as its sensing material, fabricated via a modified blow-spinning technique. The AFMS exhibits excellent flexibility, breathability, biocompatibility, and motion recognition capabilities. Furthermore, machine learning demonstrates its potential as an AI throat sensor for identifying throat conditions with over 85% accuracy.

Publisher

npj Flexible Electronics

Published On

Apr 28, 2022

Authors

Sen Lin, Shuang Hu, Wei Song, Miaoqing Gu, Junchen Liu, Jianan Song, Zhenglian Liu, Ziwei Li, Kun Huang, Yufeng Wu, Ming Lei, Hui Wu

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