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and a mechanical stretchability of 54%. Moreover, they are self-adhesive to not only dry skin but also wet skin. As a result, they can exhibit a lower contact impedance to skin than commercial Ag/AgCl gel electrodes on both dry and sweat skins. They can be used as dry epidermal electrodes to accurately detect biopotential signals including electrocardiogram (ECG) and electromyogram (EMG) on both dry and wet skins for the users at rest or during physical movement. This is the first time to demonstrate dry epidermal electrodes self-adhesive to wet skin for accurate biopotential detection.
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