Bidirectional Knitted Strain Sensor via AgNWs /MXene Hybridization for Broad-Range Multi-Stage Sensing

Xinpeng Wang; Jiajun Huang; Qi Yu; Bowen Li; Zhijie Ye; Shihao Yang; yuehui wang; Jingze Li

doi:10.1039/d5tc04376j

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Bidirectional Knitted Strain Sensor via AgNWs /MXene Hybridization for Broad-Range Multi-Stage Sensing

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Key Points

The aim is to create a textile strain sensor that effectively senses a wide range of tensile strains.
Fabricated a strain sensor using 2×2 double-knitted fabric.
Utilized MXene and AgNWs for sensor functionalization.
Established a modulus-graded architecture for effective sensing.
Achieved concurrent sensing for tensile strains of 0-200%.
Supported multi-stage sensing capabilities across varied strain levels.

Implication

Demonstrates a novel strain sensor employing MXene and AgNWs, implying enhanced sensing capabilities in textiles.

Abstract

We fabricated a bidirectional textile strain sensor via MXene/AgNWs functionalization of 2×2 double-knitted fabric, establishing a modulus-graded architecture (fabric > MXene > AgNWs) that enables concurrent 0-200% tensile and 0-20...

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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