, respectively. In particular, the CLIG-based strain sensor exhibits a high resolution to the microdeformation (small as 1 μm or 0.01% strain) and remarkable durability (15,000 cycles); meanwhile, the pressure sensor presents a remarkable working range (1-500 kPa) and fast response time (24 ms). Furthermore, the CLIG-based sensors provide a stable data source in the applications of human-motion monitoring, pressure array, and self-sensing soft robotic systems. High accuracy allows CLIG sensors to recognize more subtle signals, such as pulse, swallowing, gesture distinction of human, and movement status of soft robotics. Overall, this technology shows a promising strategy to fabricate high-performance sensors with high efficiency and low cost.
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