Laser-induced MXene/LIG Ternary Heterostructure: Construction and Health Monitoring Application of High Performance Self-powered Friction Sensor

QianCheng Liu; Changxia Liu; Xudong Wei; Jun-Long Sun; Xueye Chen

doi:10.1039/d5ta08036c

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Laser-induced MXene/LIG Ternary Heterostructure: Construction and Health Monitoring Application of High Performance Self-powered Friction Sensor

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Key Points

The sensor exhibits high performance under various conditions, enhancing its reliability for health monitoring applications.
Health monitoring relies on technology integrating a laser-induced MXene/LIG heterostructure for innovative sensor design.
Construction of a composite film merges materials to potentially improve functionality and sensitivity in health monitoring systems.
The findings may enable new approaches in sensor designs for real-time health monitoring and diagnostics, enhancing patient care.

Implication

This analysis demonstrates a self-powered friction sensor with a MXene/LIG heterostructure, indicating potential for health monitoring applications.

Abstract

This study adopts an innovative strategy that combines laser-induced technology with chemical bonding to construct flexible MXene/LIG @laser (MLL) composite films with a ternary heterostructure of V2CTx-LIG-V2O5, which were assembled...

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Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692502c987af00ed34ac2607 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ta08036c

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