Engineering and Technology

Moisture-resistant, stretchable NOx gas sensors based on laser-induced graphene for environmental monitoring and breath analysis

L. Yang, G. Zheng, et al.

This research led by Li Yang and colleagues unveils a groundbreaking moisture-resistant and stretchable NOx gas sensor made from laser-induced graphene. Engineered for high sensitivity to NO and NO2, this innovative sensor allows for 30% stretching, making it ideal for environmental monitoring and respiratory disease analysis. Experience the future of gas sensing technology!

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