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An ultralight, flexible, and biocompatible all-fiber motion sensor for artificial intelligence wearable electronics

Engineering and Technology

An ultralight, flexible, and biocompatible all-fiber motion sensor for artificial intelligence wearable electronics

S. Lin, S. Hu, et al.

Discover an innovative all-fiber motion sensor that marries flexibility, biocompatibility, and advanced motion recognition. Created by an expert team, this sensor not only excels in wearable technology but also leverages machine learning to identify throat conditions with impressive accuracy. The future of intelligent medicine is here.

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