Recent Advances in Two-Dimensional Materials for In-Sensor Computing

July 17, 2026AI SensorsOpen Access

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Review recent advances in two-dimensional materials designed for in-sensor computing across edge sensing systems.
Synthesized developments in 2D material architectures applied to edge sensing hardware.
Evaluated device mechanisms across visual, spectral, pressure, acoustic, and chemical signal processing domains.
Demonstrated that 2D materials integrate sensing and neuromorphic computation, reducing energy consumption and latency at the front end.
Identified critical bottlenecks in large-area fabrication uniformity and multi-signal integration for practical distributed edge deployment.

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Review highlights advances in two-dimensional materials for edge in-sensor computing, suggesting pathways to low-power multimodal signal processing.

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