Research Develops Wearable Sensor for Activity Monitoring and Sign Language, Indicating Advancements in Human-Machine Interaction.
Wearable Sensors In article number e05692, Jae Yeong Park and co-workers develop a stretchable, breathable SB-TENG using PU@TpDq-COF and PVDF-HFP@TPU nanofibers, delivering high electrical output performance with excellent breathability and stretchability. The device functions as a reliable wearable self-powered sensor for athletes' activity monitoring and sign-language interpretation, advancing next-generation human–machine interaction.
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