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A Graphene-coated Silk-spandex Fabric Strain Sensor for Human Movement Monitoring and Recognition by Xian Song; Xiaoting Liu; Yuxin Peng; Zhen Xu; Wenming Liu; Kai Pang; Jianxiang Wang; Liang Zhong; Qiang Yang; Jun Meng is a Materials Science article available to read on EtoBox.
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## Abstract Flexible and stretchable sensors are emerging and promising wearable devices for motion monitoring. Manufacturing a flexible and stretchable strain sensor with desirable electromechanical performance and excellent skin compatibility plays an essential role in building a smart wearable system. In this paper, a graphene-coated silk-spandex (GCSS) fabric strain sensor is prepared by reducing graphene oxide. The sensor functions as a result of conductive fiber extending and woven structure deforming. The conductive fabric can be stretched towards 60% with high sensitivity, and its performance remains constant after a 1000-cycle test. Based on its superior performance, the GCSS is successfully employed to detect full-range human movement and provide data for deep learning-based gesture recognition. This work offers a desirable method to fabricate low-cost strain sensors for industrial applications such as human movement detection and advanced information science.
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- Author
- Xian Song; Xiaoting Liu; Yuxin Peng; Zhen Xu; Wenming Liu; Kai Pang; Jianxiang Wang; Liang Zhong; Qiang Yang; Jun Meng
- Publisher
- IOP Publishing
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Materials Science (Physical Sciences)