Engineering and Technology

Few-Atom-Thick Pressure Sensors Based on Arrays of Double-Layer Graphene Membranes

Šiškins

Discover the groundbreaking advancements in pressure sensor technology developed by Šiškins, et al. This innovative handheld device, powered by nearly 10,000 double-layer graphene membranes, revolutionizes the way we detect pressure changes, thanks to its optimized design and enhanced responsivity through clever membrane connections. A breakthrough thermal annealing process further boosts sensor performance, making it an exciting development in the field.

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