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Evaluates programmable conductive hydrogel microfibers for sensitive monitoring of physiological signals, suggesting improved health tracking capabilities.
Conductive hydrogel microfibers (CHMFs), renowned for their flexibility and knittability, have emerged as promising candidates for wearable strain sensors in health monitoring and human-machine interaction. To accurately capture diverse physiological...
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