1. Graded Nanotexturing Architectural Wearable Triboelectric Sensor for Programmable Haptic Exploration
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Wang, Jinlong, Liu, Yanhua, Li, Xiuzhen, Zeng, Weijie, Zhao, Tong, Luo, Bin, Liu, Tao, Chi, Mingchao, Cai, Chenchen, Zhang, Song, Gao, Cong, Wang, Shuangfei, and Nie, Shuangxi
- Abstract
Emulating biological perception mechanisms to construct intelligent sensing devices and systems represents a paradigm for promoting human–computer interaction in the Internet of Everything era. Nonetheless, developing highly sensitive, real-time sensing and rapidly integrated intelligent interaction units remains a challenging and time-consuming endeavor. This study employs a low-temperature glow discharge technique to rapidly fabricate graded nanotexturing architectural triboelectric nanopaper, upon which wearable triboelectric sensors for real-time tactile detection are designed. The structure enhances the contact area under an external force. Additionally, the Z-stacking structure design enables the sensor to achieve a remarkable sensitivity of 10.3 kPa–1and a rapid response time of 52 ms. Furthermore, a tactile sensor array was designed to demonstrate the triboelectric sensor’s ability to recognize characteristic pressures. With programmable machine learning techniques, the object recognition rate reached 97%. This study supports material structural design across disciplines, laying a solid foundation for the rapid fabrication and integration of transient wearable electronics.
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- 2024
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