Artificial intelligence enhanced sensors - enabling technologies to next-generation healthcare and biomedical platform
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The fourth industrial revolution has led to the development and application of health monitoring sensors that are characterized by digitalization and intelligence. These sensors have extensive applications in medical care, personal health management, elderly care, sports, and other fields, providing people with more convenient and real-time health services. However, these sensors face limitations such as noise and drift, difficulty in extracting useful information from large amounts of data, and lack of feedback or control signals. The development of artificial intelligence has provided powerful tools and algorithms for data processing and analysis, enabling intelligent health monitoring, and achieving high-precision predictions and decisions. By integrating the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and health monitoring sensors, it becomes possible to realize a closed-loop system with the functions of real-time monitoring, data collection, online analysis, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations. This review focuses on the development of healthcare artificial sensors enhanced by intelligent technologies from the aspects of materials, device structure, system integration, and application scenarios. Specifically, this review first introduces the great advances in wearable sensors for monitoring respiration rate, heart rate, pulse, sweat, and tears; implantable sensors for cardiovascular care, nerve signal acquisition, and neurotransmitter monitoring; soft wearable electronics for precise therapy. Then, the recent advances in volatile organic compound detection are highlighted. Next, the current developments of human-machine interfaces, AI-enhanced multimode sensors, and AI-enhanced self-sustainable systems are reviewed. Last, a perspective on future directions for further research development is also provided. In summary, the fusion of artificial intelligence and artificial sensors will provide more intelligent, convenient, and secure services for next-generation healthcare and biomedical applications.
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This review argues that integrating AI, IoT, and health monitoring sensors can enable closed-loop healthcare systems with real-time monitoring, data analysis, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations. It surveys wearable, implantable, therapeutic, VOC-sensing, human-machine interface, multimodal, and self-sustainable sensor technologies enhanced by machine learning.
Key findings
- AI is presented as a solution to major HMS limitations: sensor noise and drift, difficulty extracting useful information from large data, and the open-loop nature of traditional sensors lacking feedback or control signals.
- Wearable and implantable examples include a spider-inspired TUNES sensor for pulse, muscle contraction, and respiration; a PEDOT-coated mask for real-time respiratory rate; and an NiO thermistor that recorded a 27% rise in respiratory rate and a 65% reduction in temperature variation amplitude under low blood oxygen saturation.
- Self-powered implantable sensors include iTEAS, which monitored functions for 72 hours after chest closure, and SEPS, which achieved 1.195 mV/mmHg sensitivity with linearity R²=0.997 for intracardiac pressure monitoring.
- AI-enhanced VOC and HMI systems report high performance: a graphene plasmon SEIRA platform detected SO₂, NO₂, N₂O, and NO with a 1-minute response time and 800 zeptomoles per μm²; a MOF-based SERS platform reached a 10 ppb detection limit; a graphene varactor array achieved 98% accuracy for five analytes and 89% with 1-octene added; PCA+SVM reached 100% recognition for methanol, ethanol, and isopropanol; a TENG smart sock achieved 93.54% accuracy for 13 gait patterns; a smart mat achieved 96.0%; and HSVM fusion of radar and pressure sensors reached 92.5% gesture classification accuracy.
Methods
- Narrative review covering wearable physical and chemical sensors, in vivo self-powered sensors, neural interfaces, flexible electronics for therapy, VOC detection, human-machine interfaces, AI-enhanced multimode sensors, and AI-enhanced self-sustainable systems.
- Synthesizes cited studies and figures across materials, device structure, system integration, and application scenarios; no primary data collection, systematic search protocol, or meta-analysis is reported.
- Discusses AI roles including sensor design, data preprocessing, dimensionality reduction, classification, and multimodal data fusion.
Limitations
- Paper-stated: successful implementation of AI-enhanced sensors faces challenges in data privacy and security, regulatory and ethical considerations, and robust validation frameworks including generalizability, robustness to data variation, and interpretability.
- Paper-stated: implantable neural interfaces still need long-term stable interfaces, improved resolution and specificity, ability to interface with large neuron populations, and safe clinical protocols.
- Evident from text: as a review, it does not provide a systematic search strategy, inclusion criteria, or quantitative synthesis, and many performance numbers come from cited primary studies rather than new experiments.
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Health monitoring sensors are subject to noise and drift, which can cause fluctuations in the measurements they provide.
“First, sensors can be subject to noise and drift, which can cause fluctuations in the measurements they provide (Dong et al. 2021; Kai Dong et al. 2020; Takeda et al. 2014).”
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The TUNES sensor exhibits the capability to detect a broad range of signals, from minute pulses to more substantial muscular contractions and respiration.
“Recently, Kim et al. developed a sensor called Tunable, Ultrasensitive, Nature-inspired, Epidermal Sensor (TUNES), which exhibits the capability to detect a broad range of signals, ranging from minute pulses to more substantial muscular contractions and respiration (Kim et al. 2023).”
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A respiration rate sensor fabricated on a face mask through oxidative chemical vapor deposition can maintain the advantageous features of fabrics.
“Figure 2b presents a respiration rate sensor fabricated on a face mask through oxidative chemical vapor deposition (oCVD), a unique method that can form patterned polymer films with adjustable thickness, enabling the sensor to maintain the advantageous features of fabrics (Clevenger et al. 2021).”
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The development of AI provides powerful tools and algorithms for data processing and analysis, which provides solutions for limitations faced by HMSs.
“In the field of health monitoring sensors, the development of AI provides powerful tools and algorithms for data processing and analysis, which provides solutions for developing limitations faced by HMSs (Zhang et al. 2023).”
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Data collected by HMSs can be processed and analyzed using AI algorithms, thereby achieving intelligent health monitoring.
“The data collected by HMSs can be processed and analyzed using AI algorithms, thereby achieving intelligent health monitoring (Gao, S. et al. 2021a).”
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TUNES is effective in measuring pulse waves at different pulse points and during physical activities such as walking or cycling.
“TUNES proves effective in measuring pulse waves at different pulse points and even during physical activities such as walking or cycling.”
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Wearable chemical sensors have been developed for real-time detection of biomarkers from biofluids and the surrounding environment.
“To address this need, wearable chemical sensors have been developed for the real-time detection of biomarkers from biofluids and the surrounding environment (He et al. 2023; Wen, Feng et al. 2020a).”
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The PWS film enables acquisition of high-quality ECG, EMG, and EEG signals under diverse conditions.
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The PWS film surpasses conventional dry electrodes and gel electrodes in lower skin-contact impedance and noise levels in static and dynamic measurements.
“The PWS film surpasses both conventional dry electrodes and gel electrodes in terms of lower skin-contact impedance and noise levels in static and dynamic measurements.”
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A nickel oxide temperature sensor can be conformably attached to various curvatures on the facial surface, enabling continuous and accurate measurement of physiological temperature over long periods.
“The nickel oxide (NiO) temperature sensor can be conformably attached to various curvatures on the facial surface, enabling continuous and accurate measurement of physiological temperature over long periods.”
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A highly conductive PEDOT layer deposited on a disposable glove and mask functions as a resistive sensor to extract blood pressure information and respiratory rates in real-time with excellent precision.
“A highly conductive Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) (PEDOT) layer has been successfully deposited on a disposable glove and mask, which functions as the resistive sensor to extract blood pressure information and respiratory rates in real-time with excellent precision.”
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NFC offers an alternative approach where sensors can be wirelessly powered by a reader, enabling battery-free and secure operation for various physiological measurements on the skin or inside the body.
“Near-field communication (NFC) offers an alternative approach where sensors can be wirelessly powered by a reader, enabling battery-free and secure operation for various physiological measurements on the skin or inside the body (Lin et al. 2020; Lin et al. 2022; Niu et al. 2019; Shi et al. 2022).”
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A wearable patch continuously tracks sweat rate during rest periods.
“Figure 2e illustrates a recent study showcasing a wearable patch designed to continuously track sweat rate during rest periods (Nyein et al. 2021).”
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The patch features functionalized electrochemical electrodes and electrical electrodes in microchannels for simultaneous detection of pH, Cl-1, levodopa, and sweat rates.
“The patch features functionalized electrochemical electrodes and electrical electrodes in the microchannels for simultaneous detection of pH, Cl-1, levodopa, and sweat rates.”
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The patch has been effectively employed in measuring sweat secretion rate under rest on different body parts, such as the finger, shoulder, and chest.
“Due to its compact size, the device has been effectively employed in measuring sweat secretion rate under rest on different body parts, such as the finger, shoulder, and chest.”
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Metamaterial textiles enable propagation of radio surface plasmons on the body surface, leading to a secure and energy-efficient wireless body sensor network.
“Figure 2g presents an innovative technique for constructing a wearable sensing system on textiles using metamaterial textiles to enable the propagation of radio surface plasmons on the body surface, leading to a secure and energy-efficient wireless body sensor network (Tian, X. et al. 2019b).”
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Research on implantable devices makes high requirements for materials selection, structure design, system integration, power supply, and biological safety.
“Meanwhile, the research on implantable devices also makes high requirements for materials selection, structure design, system integration, power supply, and biological safety (Jiang et al. 2018; Wang et al. 2019; Yao et al. 2022; Zhao et al. 2019).”
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A network of two sensor nodes and a smartphone hub worn on the abdomen demonstrated energy-efficient communication.
“A network of two sensor nodes (Bluetooth modules on the shoulder and lower back) and a smartphone hub worn on the abdomen were built to demonstrate energy-efficient communication.”
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Real-time detection of signal strength on healthy volunteers during physical activity revealed a 31 dB enhancement in signal strength for both devices compared to the control group.
“Real-time detection of signal strength was conducted on a group of healthy volunteers during physical activity, and the results revealed a 31 dB enhancement in signal strength for both devices compared to the control group.”
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Conductive fabrics in clothing facilitate surface-plasmon-like modes at radio communication frequencies, resulting in body sensor networks with significantly higher transmission efficiencies than traditional radiative networks without metamaterial textiles.
“The approach employs conductive fabrics in clothing that facilitate surface-plasmon-like modes at radio communication frequencies, resulting in body sensor networks with significantly higher transmission efficiencies than traditional radiative networks without metamaterial textiles.”
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iTEAS implantable active pressure sensor converts mechanical signals generated by motion from the implant site into readable electrical signals for analyzing heart rates, blood pressure, blood flow, and respiratory rates.
“Based on the principle of triboelectric effect, iTEAS was able to convert mechanical signals generated by motion from the implant site into readable electrical signals for further analyzing heart rates, blood pressure, blood flow, and respiratory rates (Fig. 3ai).”
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iTEAS can harvest mechanical energy from the human body and convert it into electrical power to self-supply, overcoming limitations of battery capacity.
“Simultaneously, iTEAS could harvest mechanical energy from the human body and convert it into electrical power to self-supply, overcoming the limitations of battery capacity (Fig. 3aii).”
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SEPS self-powered pressure sensor integrated with a minimally invasive implanted heart catheter monitors intracardiac pressure.
“Figure 3b, (Liu et al. 2019) presents a novel approach to monitoring intracardiac pressure using a self-powered pressure sensor (SEPS) that is integrated with a minimally invasive implanted heart catheter.”
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Li et al. reported the first self-powered implantable bioelectronics based on the principle of triboelectric nanogenerator.
“Li et al reported the first self-powered implantable bioelectronics (SIBE) based on the principle of triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) (Zheng et al. 2014).”
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Self-powered, implantable sensors have the potential to revolutionize healthcare by providing continuous and accurate data without external power sources or frequent replacements.
“In recent years, the development of self-powered, implantable sensors exhibits the potential to revolutionize healthcare by providing continuous and accurate data without the need for external power sources or frequent replacements (Xiao et al. 2022; Yao et al. 2022; Zheng et al. 2020).”
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Conformal matching between the nerve electrode and nerve tissue is a crucial factor affecting the stability and biocompatibility of neural interfaces.
“Furtherly, the conformal matching between the nerve electrode and the nerve tissue is also a crucial factor affecting the stability and biocompatibility of the neural interfaces (NIs) (Liu, Y. et al., 2020; Song et al. 2020).”
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BTS has the potential to improve patient outcomes by providing accurate and continuous pressure monitoring without the risks associated with permanent implants.
“BTS has the potential to improve patient outcomes by providing accurate and continuous pressure monitoring without the risks associated with permanent implants.”
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It is not easy to accurately acquire and interpret nerve signals due to their weak strength and high noise.
“However, it is not easy to accurately acquire and interpret the nerve signals, due to their features of weak strength and high noise (Cho et al. 2020; Xiang et al. 2016a).”
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Adhesive hydrogels that exhibit tissue adhesion properties can seamlessly secure implants onto biological tissue surfaces, enhancing interface interaction while avoiding damage caused by surgical sutures.
“For instance, the development of adhesive hydrogels that exhibit tissue adhesion properties can seamlessly secure implants onto biological tissue surfaces, enhancing the interface interaction while avoiding the damage caused by surgical sutures to the tissue surface (Wang et al. 2023).”
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BTS bioresorbable triboelectric sensor for cardiovascular postoperative care can monitor pressure changes in real-time.
“Based on the triboelectric effect, BTS was designed to be implanted in the body and was capable of monitoring pressure changes in realtime.”
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There is still room for improvement in self-powered implantable sensors in novel materials, multimodal integration, and more effective tissue-device interfacing.
“Despite significant progress has been made, there is still room for improvement in the areas of novel materials, multimodal integration, and more effective tissue-device interfacing (Wen et al. 2023).”
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Monitoring neural electrical signals or neurotransmitters provides insights into physiological and pathological processes, informing the prevention and treatment of neurological disorders.
“Monitoring neural electrical signals or neurotransmitters provides insights into physiological and pathological processes, informing the prevention and treatment of neurological disorders (Cho et al. 2020; Lee, S. et al. 2017; Lee et al. 2022).”
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Self-powered, implantable sensors can enable accurate and continuous monitoring of various parameters without the need for frequent replacements or external power sources.
“These sensors can enable accurate and continuous monitoring of various parameters without the need for frequent replacements or external power sources.”
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A one-stop universal interface (UI) between rigid and soft modules reliably connected soft, rigid, and encapsulation modules to form robust and highly stretchable electronics in a plug-and-play manner.
“This UI presented reliably connected soft, rigid, and encapsulation modules to form robust and highly stretchable electronics in a plug-and-play manner.”
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In vivo experiments on rats showed that the NRE recorded neural signals from small nerves, such as the peroneal, tibial, and gastrocnemius nerves, in a non-invasive way, which traditional cuff electrodes cannot achieve.
“In vivo experiments on rats showed that the NRE recorded neural signals from small nerves, such as the peroneal, tibial, and gastrocnemius nerves in a non-invasive way, which traditional cuff electrodes cannot achieve.”
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A novel spiked ultra-flexible neural interface (SUNI) collected sensory information from rat mechanoreceptors through a spike structure.
“Figure 4b displayed a novel spiked ultra-flexible neural interface (SUNI), which collected sensory information from rat mechanoreceptors through the spike structure (Wang, J. et al., 2018).”
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A flexible and biocompatible neural ribbon electrode (NRE) achieved self-adaptation to various diameter nerves by wrapping around nerve fibers.
“Figure 4a introduced a flexible and biocompatible neural ribbon electrode (NRE) that achieved self-adaptation to various diameter nerves by wrapping around nerve fibers (Xiang et al. 2016b).”
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During the fastest growth period in rats, morphing electronics caused minimal damage to the rat nerve, which grows 2.4-fold in diameter.
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A morphing implantable electronic (MIE) adapted to nerve tissue growth with minimal mechanical constraint.
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The NeuroString enables a seamless interface with brain and gut tissue to realize chronic monitoring of neurotransmitters without disturbing the normal behaviors of experimental animals.
“The NeutroString enables a seamless interface with brain and gut tissue to realize chronic monitoring of neurotransmitters without disturbing the normal behaviors of experimental animals.”
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Wearable delivery devices have been used to deliver a range of therapeutic agents, including polypeptides, polysaccharides, small molecules, and growth factors, continuously and responsively.
“These devices have been used to deliver a range of therapeutic agents, including polypeptides, polysaccharides, small molecules, and growth factors, continuously and responsively (Kar et al. 2022; Yang, Yuan et al. 2022a; Yang, Yuan et al. 2022b).”
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Intelligent wearable medical devices (IWMDs) facilitate real-time monitoring, diagnosis, and treatment of various medical conditions.
“With the introduction of flexible electronics, the development of intelligent wearable medical devices (IWMDs) has become a reality, facilitating real-time monitoring, diagnosis, and treatment of various medical conditions (Tan et al. 2022).”
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Implantable neural interfaces have made significant progress in recent years, enabling new opportunities for understanding and interfacing with the nervous system.
“In summary, implantable neural interfaces have made significant progress in recent years, enabling new opportunities for understanding and interfacing with the nervous system (Cho et al. 2020; Lee, Sanghoon et al. 2017; Xiang et al. 2016a).”
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A wearable and programmable bandage incorporating polymeric miniaturized needle arrays (MNAs) facilitates targeted delivery of essential pharmacological agents and growth factors into deeper layers of a wound.
“For instance, A. Tamayol’s group developed a wearable and programmable bandage, which incorporates polymeric miniaturized needle arrays (MNAs) to facilitate the targeted delivery of essential pharmacological agents and growth factors into the deeper layers of a wound (Fig. 5a) (Derakhshandeh et al. 2020).”
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One of the main challenges for implantable neural interfaces as a clinical tool is the development of long-term stable interfaces that can withstand the harsh biological environment and avoid damage to surrounding tissue.
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Administering VEGF to chronic dermal wounds in diabetic mice using the programmable platform resulted in notable enhancements in wound closure, re-epithelialization, angiogenesis, and hair growth compared to conventional topical application.
“In the case of administering VEGF to chronic dermal wounds in diabetic mice using the programmable platform, notable enhancements are observed in wound closure, re-epithelialization, angiogenesis, and hair growth compared to the conventional method of topically applying therapeutics.”
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A piezoelectric nanocomposite Au@BTO with a modified Schottky junction using gold nanoparticles boosts generation of reactive oxygen species through a redox reaction under ultrasound.
“By utilizing ultrasound as an external mechanical wave, the piezoelectric effect of Au@BTO is triggered, leading to enhanced separation and movement of charge carriers at the interface of the piezoelectric material and metal. This process significantly boosts the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) through a redox reaction.”
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The living Lactococcus hydrogel delivery system can largely reduce the risk of systemic toxicities by confining the bacterial population to wounds.
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Inclusion of sodium percarbonate (SPC) in microneedles generated gaseous oxygen bubbles that induced vigorous fluid flows, significantly enhancing penetration of chlorin e6 (Ce6) in hydrogel models and skin tissues.
“The inclusion of SPC in the microneedles resulted in a unique mechanism where it reacted with the surrounding fluid, generating gaseous oxygen bubbles. These bubbles induced vigorous fluid flows, leading to a significant enhancement in the penetration of chlorin e6 (Ce6) in hydrogel models and skin tissues.”
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Au@BTO is highly effective in combating both Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria due to exceptional efficiency of ROS production.
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A microneedle-based self-powered transcutaneous electrical stimulation system (mn-STESS) utilizes microneedles integrated with a sliding TENG to enhance the pharmacodynamics of epidermal growth factor.
“Recently, Yang et al. developed a microneedle-based self-powered transcutaneous electrical stimulation system (mn-STESS), which utilizes microneedles integrated with a sliding TENG to enhance the pharmacodynamics of epidermal growth factor, as shown in Fig. 5d (Yang, Yuan et al. 2022d).”
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Both in vitro and in vivo experiments demonstrate that sonodynamic treatment with Au@BTO promotes migration of fibroblasts, contributing to healing of dermal wounds in mice.
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VOC gases in breath can be used as biomarkers for the early detection of lung cancer.
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There is evidence that changes in the levels and types of VOC gases in breath can be indicative of various diseases and conditions.
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In vitro studies suggest that the electric field stimulates migration, proliferation, and trans-differentiation of fibroblasts, leading to accelerated skin wound healing.
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A soft exosuit incorporating plantarflexor and dorsiflexor assistance exhibited promising outcomes in enhancing walking speed and distance for post-stroke patients.
“The incorporation of plantarflexor and dorsiflexor assistance within the soft exosuit exhibited promising outcomes in terms of enhancing walking speed and distance for post-stroke patients.”
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Specific VOCs, such as benzene, toluene, and ethylbenzene, are elevated in the breath of lung cancer patients.
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VOCs in breath can be used as biomarkers for the detection and monitoring of diabetes.
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A soft and lightweight exosuit with human-in-the-loop optimization can significantly reduce energy expenditure associated with walking, achieving a nearly 50% decrease in mechanical power compared to existing state-of-the-art exosuits.
“By employing human-in-the-loop optimization, it was found the exosuit can significantly reduce the energy expenditure associated with walking, achieving a nearly 50% decrease in mechanical power compared to existing state-of-the-art exosuits.”
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A tethered exosuit specifically designed to assist hip flexion can effectively lower the metabolic rate during walking by approximately 15.2 ± 2.6% compared to unassisted walking.
“The findings indicate that a tethered exosuit specifically designed to assist hip flexion can effectively lower the metabolic rate during walking by approximately 15.2 ± 2.6% when compared to unassisted walking.”
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Rat studies showed that the electrical bandage leads to swift closure of a full-thickness rectangular skin wound within 3 days, notably faster than healing processes based on contractions.
“Rat studies have shown that this approach leads to swift closure of a full-thickness rectangular skin wound within 3 days, which is notably faster than the healing processes based on contractions.”
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Trapping VOC molecules in the near-field of a nanoantenna amplifies their IR absorption through surface-enhanced infrared absorption (SEIRA).
“By trapping VOC molecules in the near-field of the nanoantenna, the IR absorption of these molecules can be amplified through a phenomenon known as surface-enhanced infrared absorption (SEIRA) (Liu, W. et al. 2022c; Ren et al. 2021; Xu et al. 2020).”
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The detection signal of the graphene nanoribbon SEIRA platform corresponded to a layer of gas molecules adsorbed on the graphene surface at a concentration of 800 zeptomoles per μm2.
“The detection signal corresponded to a layer of gas molecules adsorbed on the graphene surface at a concentration of 800 zeptomoles per μm2.”
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Infrared plasmonic nanoantennas can manipulate light at extremely high levels through exciting localized surface plasmons, creating an ultra-strong near-field.
“This technique is capable of manipulating light at extremely high levels through the process of exciting, localized surface plasmons, which creates an ultra-strong near-field (Xu, C. et al. 2022; Zhou, H. et al. 2020a; Zhou, H. et al. 2022a, 2022b).”
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One challenge in using VOC gases in breath for disease diagnosis is the complexity and variability of the breath sample itself.
“One of the challenges in using VOC gases in breathing for disease diagnosis is the complexity and variability of the breath sample itself (Yan and Zhou 2022).”
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Changes in the levels of certain VOCs, such as acetone and isoprene, have been associated with diabetes and its complications.
“Changes in the levels of certain VOCs, such as acetone and isoprene, have been associated with diabetes and its complications.”
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The composition of exhaled breath can be affected by various factors, such as diet, age, smoking status, and medication use, which can make it difficult to identify disease-specific VOC signatures.
“The composition of exhaled breath can be affected by various factors, such as diet, age, smoking status, and medication use, which can make it difficult to identify disease-specific VOC signatures (Binson and Subramoniam 2022).”
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A graphene nanoribbon-based SEIRA platform detected vibrations of multi-VOC gases, including SO2, NO2, N2O, and NO, with a response time of 1 minute.
“The study was successful in detecting several types of gas, including SO2, NO2, N2O, and NO, with a response time of 1 minute.”
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The sensing film in an acoustic wave device is designed to selectively interact with specific gas molecules, causing a mass-loading effect that alters the resonant frequency of the device.
“The sensing film is designed to selectively interact with specific gas molecules, causing a mass-loading effect that alters the resonant frequency of the device.”
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Lu et al. developed four film bulk acoustic resonators with an ultrahigh operating frequency of 4.4 GHz to detect VOC gases.
“Lu et al. (Lu et al. 2015) conducted a study where they developed four film bulk acoustic resonators (FBARs) with an ultrahigh operating frequency of 4.4 GHz to detect VOC gases (Fig. 7a-i, ii, iii).”
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Gas-selective-capturing materials are critical in SERS-based VOC gas detection because they enhance the concentration of target gas molecules, improving the signal-to-noise ratio of the SERS measurement.
“Gas-selective-capturing materials are critical in SERS-based VOC gas detection due to their benefits (Ly et al. 2021; Song et al. 2021). Firstly, these materials enhance the concentration of the target gas molecules, leading to an improved signal-to-noise ratio of the SERS measurement.”
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VOC adsorption onto the sensing film of an acoustic wave device changes the film mass and alters the resonant frequency, constituting the gravimetric sensing mechanism.
“As VOCs interact with the sensing film, they are adsorbed onto the surface, causing a change in the mass of the film, and altering the resonant frequency of the device, referred as to the gravimetric sensing mechanism.”
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A MOF-based SERS platform using a ZIF-8 layer on gold super-particles detected gaseous aldehydes with a detection limit of 10 ppb.
“The gaseous aldehydes are then captured through a Schiff base reaction with 4-aminothiophenol pregrafted onto gold GSPs, resulting in a detection limit of 10 ppb.”
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Each of Lu et al.'s film bulk acoustic resonators was coated with a different supramolecular monolayer: p-tert-butyl calixarene, porphyrin, beta-cyclodextrin, and cucurbituril.
“Each resonator was coated with a different supramolecular monolayer as the sensing film, namely p-tert-butyl calixarene (Calixarene), 2, 3, 7, 8,12, 13, 17, 18-octaethyl-21H, 23H-porphine (Porphyrin), β-cyclodextrin (β-CD), and cucurbituril (CB).”
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Gas-selective-capturing materials improve the selectivity of SERS-based VOC detection by designing specific binding sites that selectively recognize target gas molecules based on their chemical properties.
“Secondly, these materials improve the selectivity of the detection system by designing specific binding sites that can selectively recognize the target gas molecules based on their chemical properties, such as size, shape, and functional groups.”
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Supramolecular coatings have the potential to enhance the performance of sensors for gas detection applications.
“This study highlights the potential of supramolecular coatings to enhance the performance of sensors for gas detection applications.”
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The basic mechanism of semiconducting metal oxide sensors for VOC detection involves a change in the electrical conductivity of the sensor material in the presence of target VOC molecules.
“The basic mechanism of SMO sensors for VOC detection involves the change in the electrical conductivity of the sensor material in the presence of target VOC molecules.”
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The supramolecular monolayer coatings facilitated fast and reversible detection of VOCs by allowing monitoring of the gas-phase host-guest interaction with the high-frequency film bulk acoustic resonator sensor vibrating at 4.4 GHz.
“The supramolecular monolayer coatings facilitated fast and reversible detection of VOCs by allowing the monitoring of the gas-phase “host-guest” interaction with the high-frequency FBAR sensor vibrating at 4.4 GHz (Fig. 7a-iv, v).”
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When semiconducting metal oxide sensor material is exposed to VOCs, the molecules adsorb onto the metal oxide surface, leading to a change in the electrical conductivity of the sensor material.
“When the sensor material is exposed to VOCs, the molecules are adsorbed onto the surface of the metal oxide, leading to a change in the electrical conductivity of the sensor material.”
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Gas selective adsorption films mitigate interference by minimizing or suppressing adsorption of interfering gases, reducing their impact on sensor accuracy and specificity.
“They are engineered to minimize or suppress the adsorption of interfering gases, thereby reducing their impact on the sensor's accuracy and specificity.”
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Gas selective adsorption films enhance sensor selectivity by tailoring their composition to exhibit a strong affinity for specific gas species, ensuring that only the desired gas molecules are adsorbed.
“Through tailoring their composition, gas selective adsorption films exhibit a strong affinity for the specific gas species of interest, ensuring that only the desired gas molecules are adsorbed.”
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The change in conductivity in semiconducting metal oxide sensors is due to interaction between adsorbed molecules and free electrons in the metal oxide lattice.
“This change in conductivity is due to the interaction between the adsorbed molecules and the free electrons in the metal oxide lattice.”
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Functionalization of graphene with different chemical acceptors enabled the development of arrays containing 108 sensors with 36 chemical receptors for cross-selectivity.
“The functionalization of graphene with different chemical acceptors enabled the development of arrays containing 108 sensors with 36 chemical receptors for cross-selectivity.”
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Addition of 1-octene, an analyte with a structure highly like octane, resulted in a slightly reduced accuracy of 89%.
“The addition of 1-octene, an analyte with a structure highly like octane, resulted in a slightly reduced accuracy of 89%.”
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Upon exposure to testing gas, the SnO2 sensor surface absorbed oxygen species that captured free electrons from the sensing materials, resulting in ionization of SnO2 microspheres to adsorbed oxygen ions at grain boundaries.
“Upon exposure to the testing gas atmosphere, the sensor surface absorbed oxygen species which in turn captured free electrons from the sensing materials. This process resulted in the ionization of SnO2 microspheres to adsorbed oxygen ions at grain boundaries.”
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Graphene-based varactor arrays have potential for selective and rapid detection of multiple VOCs at different concentrations.
“These findings suggest the potential of graphene-based varactor arrays for the selective and rapid detection of multiple VOCs at different concentrations.”
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Despite reduced signal amplitude associated with rapid measurement, the method demonstrated 98% accuracy in detection of the five tested analytes ethanol, hexanal, methyl ethyl ketone, toluene, and octane.
“Despite the reduced signal amplitude associated with the rapid measurement, the method demonstrated a significant 98% accuracy in the detection of the five tested analytes (ethanol, hexanal, methyl ethyl ketone, toluene, and octane).”
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Capman et al. demonstrated selective and rapid detection of multiple VOCs using graphene-based variable capacitor arrays.
“Capman et al. (Capman et al. 2022) demonstrated the selective and rapid detection of multiple VOCs using graphene-based variable capacitor arrays (Fig. 7c).”
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The magnitude of current in a semiconducting metal oxide sensor is proportional to the concentration of the target VOC in the ambient environment.
“The magnitude of the current is proportional to the concentration of the target VOC in the ambient environment.”
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Multiplexer data acquisition from 108 sensors was achieved in tens of seconds, allowing rapid measurement of VOCs.
“Multiplexer data acquisition from 108 sensors was achieved in tens of seconds, allowing for rapid measurement of the VOCs.”
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The combination of diverse gas-sensing films and an array design assisted by artificial intelligence algorithms shows great potential to enable accurate measurement of multiple gases.
“To enable accurate measurement of multiple gases, the combination of diverse gas-sensing films and an array design assisted by artificial intelligence algorithms shows great potential (Barucha et al. 2022; Yang et al. 2018).”
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Optical methods provide real-time or near real-time monitoring with response times typically in the order of seconds or milliseconds.
“Optical methods also provide real-time or near real-time monitoring capabilities, with response times typically in the order of seconds or milliseconds.”
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Use of specific wavelengths of light in optical VOC detection allows discrimination of target gases from interfering gases, enhancing selectivity.
“The use of specific wavelengths of light allows for the discrimination of target gases from interfering gases, enhancing selectivity.”
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Optical methods are capable of detecting low gas concentrations in the parts per billion range.
“They are capable of detecting low gas concentrations in the parts per billion (ppb), making them suitable for applications requiring high sensitivity.”
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Electrical methods can be integrated into compact and portable devices, allowing personal monitoring or handheld applications.
“They can be integrated into compact and portable devices, allowing for personal monitoring or handheld applications.”
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AI algorithms are becoming increasingly important for VOC gas detection because of their benefits for VOC sensors.
“AI algorithms are becoming increasingly important for VOC gas detection because of their benefits for VOC sensors (Haripriya et al. 2023; Lekha and Suchetha 2021; Lotsch et al. 2019; Mahmood et al. 2023; Thrift et al. 2019; Zhou et al. 2021; Zhou, H. et al. 2023a).”
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The genetic algorithm-based AI approach employed molecular complex permittivity extraction from the infrared spectrum as the first step for modeling the vibrational behavior of molecules.
“The GA-based AI approach employed molecular complex permittivity extraction from the infrared spectrum as the first step for modeling the vibrational behavior of molecules.”
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Li and co-workers developed a sensitive SEIRA substrate for COVID-19 detection using a genetic algorithm-based AI approach in 2021.
“For instance, Li and co-workers (Li, D. et al. 2021a, 2021b) developed a sensitive SEIRA substrate for COVID-19 detection using a genetic algorithm (GA)-based AI approach in 2021 (Fig. 8a-i).”
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Use of machine learning algorithms facilitates automated design of VOC sensors, eliminating the need for arduous and time-consuming design processes.
“First, the use of machine learning algorithms facilitates the automated design of volatile organic compound sensors, thereby eliminating the need for arduous and time-consuming design processes.”
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Dimensionality reduction of spectral data using machine learning algorithms is an invaluable aid to VOC sensors.
“Therefore, dimensionality reduction of spectral data using ML algorithms is an invaluable aid to VOC sensors.”
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Through integration of PCA and SVM algorithms, Ren et al. achieved 100% recognition accuracy for identification of methanol, ethanol, and isopropanol.
“However, through the integration of PCA and SVM algorithms, the authors have achieved 100% recognition accuracy for the identification of methanol, ethanol, and isopropanol, as demonstrated in Fig. 8c-iii-vi.”
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SEIRA methods can differentiate the mutation of COVID-19 by comparing the intensity and frequency of virus peaks.
“Additionally, SEIRA methods can differentiate the mutation of COVID-19, which presents a significant challenge to conventional diagnostic methods, by comparing the intensity and frequency of virus peaks.”
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The model's ability to accurately predict the spectrum of interest, as evidenced by its agreement with the target spectrum, serves as a testament to the efficacy of deep neural networks in optimizing the design of VOC gas sensors.
“The model's ability to accurately predict the spectrum of interest, as evidenced by its agreement with the target spectrum, serves as a testament to the efficacy of deep neural networks in optimizing the design of VOC gas sensors.”
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AI algorithms can facilitate the analysis and processing of data by VOC sensors in a prompt, direct, and automated manner.
“AI algorithms can facilitate the analysis and processing of data by VOC sensors in a prompt, direct, and automated manner (John-Herpin et al. 2021; Kuhner et al. 2019).”
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Khatib et al. demonstrated that incorporating knowledge of the underlying physics as input and pre-training these quantities during training holds potential to enhance network performance and mitigate optimization challenges.
“For instance, Khatib et al. demonstrated that incorporating knowledge of the underlying physics as input and pre-training these quantities during the training process holds the potential to enhance network performance and mitigate the challenges associated with optimization (Khatib et al. 2022).”
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Ren et al. designed a hook-shaped nanoantenna array that utilizes wavelength multiplexing for continuous broadband detection of multiple absorption peaks in the fingerprint region.
“Ren et al. (Ren et al. 2022) designed a hook-shaped nanoantenna array that utilizes wavelength multiplexing for continuous broadband detection of multiple absorption peaks in the fingerprint region (Fig. 8c-i).”
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The flexible quadruple tactile sensor proves its potential in substantially lessening the load on individuals for environmental protection and sustainable progress in smart homes.
“Hence, it proves its potential in substantially lessening the load on individuals for environmental protection and sustainable progress in smart homes.”
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Sundaram et al. propose an affordable and scalable tactile glove (STAG) capable of object identification, weight estimation, and hand pose recognition.
“As illustrated in Fig. 9a (Sundaram et al. 2019), Sundaram et al. propose an affordable and scalable tactile glove (STAG) capable of object identification, weight estimation, and hand pose recognition.”
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Integration of AI data analytics with wearable sensors allows capture of crucial information such as muscle deformation, joint bending, temperature changes, and heartbeat frequency.
“The integration of AI data analytics with wearable sensors allows for the capture of crucial information, such as muscle deformation, joint bending, temperature changes, and heartbeat frequency.”
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Various degrees of deformation induce a steady and ongoing change in the contact surface between the PDMS sleeve and the coiled conductive yarn, granting the sensor remarkable linearity and sensitivity across a wide strain range of 20 to 90%.
“Various degrees of deformation induce a steady and ongoing change in the contact surface between the PDMS sleeve and the coiled conductive yarn, granting the sensor remarkable linearity and sensitivity across a wide strain range (20–90%).”
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Zhou et al. propose a TENG strain sensor based on a distinctive yarn structure.
“Zhou et al. propose a TENG strain sensor based on a distinctive yarn structure, as depicted in Fig. 9c (Zhou, Z. et al. 2020b).”
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Once a wireless printed circuit board is integrated for signal collection, processing, and transmission, a wearable sign-to-speech conversion system can be developed using the multi-class SVM algorithm.
“Once a wireless printed circuit board (PCB) is integrated for signal collection, processing, and transmission, a wearable sign-to-speech conversion system can be developed using the multi-class SVM algorithm.”
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A low-cost, self-powered, and intuitive glove-based HMI is developed by combining superhydrophobic triboelectric textile sensors with machine learning.
“In addition, a low-cost, self-powered, and intuitive glove-based HMI is developed by combining superhydrophobic triboelectric textile sensors with ML, as shown in Fig. 9d (Wen, F. et al. 2020a, 2020b, 2020c).”
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AI-enhanced glove systems can effectively recognize and translate various sign language gestures in real time, facilitating seamless communication for the speech and hearing impaired.
“AI-enhanced glove systems can effectively recognize and translate various sign language gestures in real time, facilitating seamless communication for the speech and hearing impaired.”
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The glove-based HMI maintains 80% voltage output even after an hour of exercise.
“It also maintains 80% voltage output even after an hour of exercise.”
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Wen et al. demonstrate a sign language recognition and communication system based on smart glove sensors.
“Therefore, as shown in Fig. 9e Wen et al. demonstrate a sign language recognition and communication system based on smart glove sensors (Wen, F. et al. 2021).”
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The segmentation method opens new avenues for recognizing novel or previously unseen sentences.
“In addition, the segmentation method opens new avenues for recognizing novel or previously unseen sentences.”
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The developed glove interface has been successfully applied to various virtual reality and augmented reality controls, including shooting games, baseball pitching, and flower arrangement.
“The developed glove interface has been successfully applied to various virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) controls, including shooting games, baseball pitching, and flower arrangement.”
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Glove-based gesture recognition systems hold great potential for assisting the speech and hearing impaired, particularly in sign language recognition.
“Moreover, glove-based gesture recognition systems hold great potential for assisting the speech and hearing impaired, particularly in sign language recognition.”
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The illustration of robot navigation via hand gestures showcases the stability of this data fusion method with an error margin of 1.7% under regular illumination and 3.3% in darkness.
“The illustration of robot navigation via hand gestures showcases the stability of this data fusion method with an error margin of 1.7% under regular illumination and 3.3% in darkness.”
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A novel method of data fusion from multiple sensors using a hierarchical SVM algorithm is presented.
“Additionally, a novel method of data fusion from multiple sensors using a hierarchical SVM (HSVM) algorithm is presented in Fig. 10b (Liang et al. 2019).”
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A bioinspired data fusion architecture was crafted to carry out human gesture recognition, combining visual data with somatosensory data from skin-like stretchable strain sensors.
“As depicted in Fig. 10a (Wang, M. et al. 2020a, 2020b, 2020c), a bioinspired data fusion architecture was crafted to carry out human gesture recognition, combining visual data with somatosensory data from skin-like stretchable strain sensors.”
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The proposed perception system offers a straightforward, cost-effective, and efficient strategy for amalgamating positioning capabilities with multimodal cognitive intelligence in soft robotics.
“The proposed perception system offers a straightforward, cost-effective, and efficient strategy for amalgamating positioning capabilities with multimodal cognitive intelligence in soft robotics.”
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The soft robotic perception system achieves a substantial enhancement in object identification accuracy up to 100% by merging and analyzing data via deep learning.
“This data is subsequently merged and analyzed via deep learning, resulting in a substantial enhancement in object identification accuracy (up to 100%).”
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The soft robotic perception system developed by Shi et al. tackles limitations of traditional guidance systems that rely on cameras or optical sensors, including poor adaptability to varying environments, elevated data complexity, and cost inefficiencies.
“This system tackles the limitations tied to traditional guidance systems that rely on cameras or optical sensors, including challenges such as poor adaptability to varying environments, elevated data complexity, and cost inefficiencies.”
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Such a system is well-suited for tasks involving high-precision object recognition and decision-making in complex environments.
“Such a system is well-suited for tasks involving high-precision object recognition and decision-making in complex environments.”
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Figure 10d shows a minimalist, low-power, and multimodal noncontact HMI by combining a MEMS humidity sensor and a triboelectric sensor.
“Figure 10d shows a minimalist, low-power, and multimodal noncontact HMIs by combining a MEMS humidity sensor and a triboelectric sensor (Le et al. 2022).”
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A bioinspired olfactory-tactile associated machine-learning architecture was proposed to achieve object recognition by processing multimodal data.
“Furthermore, a bioinspired olfactory-tactile (BOT) associated machine-learning architecture was proposed to achieve object recognition by processing multimodal data and (Fig. 10c) (Liu, M. et al. 2022a).”
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This process corroborates the assertion that merging multimodal data from various sensor types and machine learning algorithms can lead to the development of a high-accuracy, tolerant learning system.
“This process corroborates the assertion that merging multimodal data from various sensor types and machine learning algorithms can lead to the development of a high-accuracy, tolerant learning system.”
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TENG-based devices on foot can combine the functions of energy harvesting and gait analysis to create a self-powered system.
“TENG-based devices on foot can combine the functions of energy harvesting and gait analysis to create a self-powered system (Aqueveque et al. 2020; Han et al. 2019).”
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Shi et al. developed a soft robotic perception system that integrates an ultrasonic sensor with flexible triboelectric sensors to achieve remote object positioning and multimodal cognition.
“Shi. et al. developed a soft robotic perception system that integrates an ultrasonic sensor with flexible triboelectric sensors to achieve remote object positioning and multimodal cognition (Fig. 10e) (Shi et al. 2023).”
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The CNN-based deep learning model achieves a high recognition performance with an accuracy of 96.0%.
“The CNN-based deep learning model achieves a high recognition performance with an accuracy of 96.0%.”
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Shi et al. propose a deep learning-enabled smart mat (DLES-mat) array capable of position/activity sensing and individual recognition.
“Shi et al. propose a deep learning-enabled smart mat (DLES-mat) array capable of position/activity sensing and individual recognition, as shown in Fig. 11b (Shi, Q. et al. 2020b).”
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The smart socks can collect and provide crucial information regarding the wearer's identity, health status, and activity level.
“Furthermore, these wearable sensors can collect and provide crucial information regarding the wearer's identity, health status, and activity level.”
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The DLES-mat is portrayed as a digital twin system in a virtual corridor environment that replicates a real corridor, reflecting the real-time status of users.
“The DLES-mat is portrayed as a digital twin system in a virtual corridor environment that replicates a real corridor, reflecting the real-time status of users.”
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Huang et al. developed a self-powered piezoelectric AIoT node named iCUPE.
“Moreover, Huang et al. a self-powered piezoelectric AIoT node, named iCUPE (Fig. 11c) (Huang et al. 2023).”
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The TPS can achieve high recognition accuracy ranging from 98% to 100%.
“Consequently, the TPS can achieve high recognition accuracy, ranging from 98% to 100%.”
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A multifunctional walking stick is proposed for the global elderly population and those with mobility impairments.
“In response to the needs of the global elderly population and those with mobility impairments - a demographic that has already surpassed one billion and continues to rise - a multifunctional walking stick is proposed, as depicted in Fig. 11d (Guo, X. et al. 2021b).”
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Different from traditional indoor health surveillance systems, this walking stick prioritizes privacy by focusing solely on the user's motion status as a health indicator.
“Different from traditional indoor health surveillance systems, this walking stick prioritizes privacy by focusing solely on the user's motion status as a health indicator.”
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This innovative integration of AIoT makes the walking stick an effective tool for mobility and health monitoring.
“This innovative integration of AIoT makes the walking stick an effective tool for mobility and health monitoring.”
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The R-TENG flags unusual gait patterns, like falls, by monitoring output signals.
“The R-TENG, on the other hand, flags unusual gait patterns, like falls, by monitoring output signals.”
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InterpretationreasoningIntegrating IoT technology, AI technology and HMS can realize a closed loop with real-time monitoring, data collection, online analysis and diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
“Integrating Internet of Things (IoT) technology, AI technology and HMS, a close loop with real-time monitoring, data collection, online analysis and diagnosis and treatment recommendations can be realized.”
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PremisecitationMultiple sensors used to monitor various aspects of a target may be independent of each other, not designed to work together or provide a unified view of the system being monitored.
“Besides, multiple sensors are used to monitor various aspects of the target (Borchers and Pieler 2010; Dong et al. 2022). These sensors may be independent of each other (Poitras et al. 2019), meaning that they are not designed to work together or provide a unified view of the system being monitored.”
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InterpretationreasoningAI-enhanced sensors will provide more intelligent, convenient, and secure services for healthcare and biomedical applications.
“AI-enhanced sensors will provide more intelligent, convenient, and secure services for healthcare and biomedical applications.”
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PremisereasoningA significant challenge is making sense of the vast amount of data generated by health monitoring sensors and extracting meaningful insights.
“A significant challenge arises in making sense of the vast amount of data generated by health monitoring sensors and extracting meaningful insights.”
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PremisecitationTUNES mimics the geometry and tuning mechanism of the slit organ in spiders by creating nanoscale cracks on a metalized polyimide film and adjusting sensitivity through pre-strain, enabling measurement of strain and pressure across various scales using a single sensor.
“As shown in Fig. 2a, the authors developed a sensor that mimics the geometry and tuning mechanism of the slit organ in spiders. By creating nanoscale cracks on a metalized polyimide (PI) film and adjusting the sensor's sensitivity through pre-strain, akin to a spider leg, they were able to measure strain and pressure across various scales using a single sensor.”
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PremisecitationThe PWS film dry electrode possesses self-adhesiveness, stretchability, and conductivity.
“As shown in Fig. 2d, Zhang et al. developed a highly conductive polymer dry electrode (PWS film), which possesses remarkable attributes such as self-adhesiveness, stretchability, and conductivity (Zhang, L. et al. 2020).”
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PremisecitationThe sensor estimates the wearer's respiratory rate and identifies abnormal ranges indicative of health conditions such as lung degradation, anxiety, fever, and cardiac conditions.
“By analyzing these changes, the sensor can estimate the wearer's respiratory rate and identify abnormal ranges, which could be indicative of various health conditions such as lung degradation, anxiety, fever, and cardiac conditions.”
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PremisecitationIn a clinical study, PWS dry electrodes identified electrocardiographic arrhythmia, detected muscle activity during deep tendon reflex testing, and quantified muscular strength during contraction and relaxation.
“This study involved the identification of electrocardiographic arrhythmia, detection of muscle activity during deep tendon reflex testing, and quantification of muscular strength during contraction and relaxation.”
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PremisecitationECG results from PWS dry electrodes exhibited aberrant patterns consistent with atrial fibrillation, and EMG signals accurately captured changes in muscle activity during various tasks.
“The ECG results exhibited aberrant patterns consistent with atrial fibrillation, while the EMG signals obtained from PWS dry electrodes accurately captured changes in muscle activity during various tasks.”
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PremisecitationThe NiO temperature sensor revealed a 27% rise in respiratory rate and a 65% reduction in temperature variation amplitude when confronted with low blood oxygen saturation levels.
“It revealed a notable 27% rise in respiratory rate and a significant 65% reduction in temperature variation amplitude, indicating shallow breath, when confronted with low blood oxygen saturation levels.”
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PremisecitationThe NiO temperature sensor captured small temperature variations associated with inhalation and exhalation and monitored changes in respiration patterns during intense physical activities.
“It has been demonstrated that it can capture small temperature variations associated with inhalation and exhalation. Besides, it was also able to accurately monitor changes in respiration patterns during intense physical activities.”
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PremisecitationReal-time glucose detection in the tears of a rabbit eye and wireless tracking of intraocular pressure in a bovine eyeball in vitro have been successfully demonstrated.
“The real-time glucose detection in the tears of a rabbit eye and wireless tracking of intraocular pressure in a bovine eyeball in vitro have been successfully demonstrated.”
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PremisecitationThe tear sensor is designed to detect glucose level in tears and measures intraocular pressure by utilizing resistance and capacitance properties.
“It is specifically designed to detect the level of glucose in tears and measures intraocular pressure by utilizing the resistance and capacitance properties.”
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PremisecitationThe patch has been tested for dynamic sweat behaviors during light physical activities, glucose fluctuations, and drug administration for Parkinson's disease, demonstrating potential as a platform for daily monitoring of physiological status and medical condition.
“The patch has undergone testing to evaluate its performance in dynamic sweat behaviors during light physical activities, glucose fluctuations, and drug administration for Parkinson's disease, demonstrating its potential as an ideal platform for daily monitoring of an individual's physiological status and medical condition in clinical and research settings.”
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PremisecitationA tear sensor using a graphene field-effect transistor integrated with a graphene-silver nanowire composite antenna works at radio frequency and wirelessly transmits sensory information upon glucose oxidation on the graphene channel.
“For instance, as shown in Fig. 2f Kim et al. introduced a tear sensor using a graphene field-effect transistor (FET) integrated with a graphene-silver nanowire (AgNW) composite antenna, which works at radio frequency and wirelessly transmits sensory information upon the occurrence of glucose oxidation on the graphene channel (Kim et al. 2017).”
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PremisecitationThe patch integrates microfluidics to prevent evaporation and detect sweat rate selectively, and incorporates a laminated hydrophilic filler to enable rapid uptake of sweat and reduce sweat accumulation time.
“To address the challenge of low sweat secretion rates during rest, microfluidics is integrated into the patch, which prevents evaporation and detects sweat rate selectively. Additionally, a laminated hydrophilic filler is incorporated, enabling rapid uptake of sweat into the sensing channel, hence reducing sweat accumulation time.”
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PremisecitationWireless communication in the metamaterial textile system is limited to a range of 10 cm from the body, ensuring sensing signals are secure and cannot be intercepted by external sources in the surrounding area.
“Moreover, wireless communication is limited to a range of 10 cm from the body, ensuring that sensing signals are secure and cannot be intercepted by external sources in the surrounding area.”
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InterpretationreasoningClothing can be used to manipulate electromagnetic waves around the body, providing a foundation for integrating concepts from microwave or photonic circuits into textiles and enabling wireless sensing, signal processing, and energy transfer applications.
“These findings suggest that clothing can be used to manipulate electromagnetic waves around the body, providing a foundation for integrating concepts derived from microwave or photonic circuits into textiles, and enabling wireless sensing, signal processing, and energy transfer applications.”
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PremisecitationThe improved signal transmission efficiency by a factor of 1,000 results in reduced power usage and increased data transfer speed.
“The improved signal transmission efficiency by a factor of 1,000 results in reduced power usage and increased data transfer speed.”
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PremisecitationNormal functions of the heart and blood vessels, recovery progress of injured tissue, and abnormality of central nervous signal require devices to be implanted inside the body for long-term status monitoring.
“For example, the normal functions of the heart and blood vessels (Ouyang et al. 2021), the recovery progress of the injured tissue (Zhang et al. 2021), and the abnormality of the central nervous signal (Shin et al. 2021), etc., all of which require devices to be implanted inside the body for a long-term status monitoring (Jiang et al. 2020).”
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PremisecitationSEPS demonstrated feasibility through in vitro and in vivo experiments, addressing limitations of traditional invasive monitoring methods by providing a minimally invasive and self-powered solution.
“The SEPS demonstrated its feasibility through in vitro and in vivo experiments, addressing the limitations of traditional invasive monitoring methods by providing a minimally invasive and self-powered solution.”
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PremisecitationAfter good packaging, iTEAS remained to monitor functions for 72 hours after the closure of the chest and behaved good biocompatibility.
“After good packaging, this active sensor remained to monitor functions for 72 hours after the closure of the chest and behaved good biocompatibility (Fig. 3aiii).”
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PremisecitationSEPS achieved a sensitivity of 1.195 mV/mmHg with a linearity of R2=0.997.
“After optimization exploration, SEPS achieved a sensitivity of 1.195 mV/mmHg with a linearity of R2=0.997.”
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PremisecitationA control system for monitoring bladder pressure and controlling urination uses a TENG-based pressure sensor to detect the filling state of the bladder and a bistable micro-actuator based on shape memory alloy to induce contraction and relaxation of the bladder for urination.
“In this system, a TENG-based pressure sensor was employed to detect the filling state of the bladder. A bistable micro-actuator based on shape memory alloy was used to induce contraction and relaxation of the bladder for urination.”
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PremisecitationTransient electrons can be degraded and absorbed within the body after they complete their service, saving patients from pain and risk of infection from a second surgery to remove the implant.
“Transient electrons can be degraded and absorbed within the body after they complete their service, saving patients from pain and the risk of infection from a second surgery to remove the implant (Chao et al. 2020; Li et al. 2018; Li et al. 2023; Qiang Zheng et al. 2016).”
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PremisecitationElectronics assembled with the UI were used for in vivo neural modulation and skin electromyography monitoring with high signal quality and mechanical robustness.
“Additionally, electronics assembled with this interface were used for in vivo neural modulation and skin electromyography monitoring with high signal quality and mechanical robustness.”
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PremisecitationHigh-quality recordings from SUNI contributed to differentiating tactile and proprioceptive stimuli and provided for high spatial resolution classification of neural signals.
“High-quality recordings from SUNI contributed differentiate tactile and proprioceptive stimuli, and furtherly provided for high spatial resolution classification of neural signals.”
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PremisecitationIWMDs provide predictive bio-analysis, timely treatment intervention, and improved drug efficacy, thereby promoting precision medicine.
“Through tracking physiological and pathological factors and delivering therapeutic agents acting in an on-demand manner, IWMDs have become indispensable in providing predictive bio-analysis, timely treatment intervention, and improved drug efficacy, thereby promoting precision medicine (cheol Jeong et al. 2018; Tan et al. 2022).”
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PremisecitationAnother challenge is the need for improved resolution and specificity of neural recording and stimulation, as well as the ability to interface with large populations of neurons.
“Another challenge is the need for improved resolution and specificity of neural recording and stimulation, as well as the ability to interface with large populations of neurons (Li et al. 2022).”
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PremisecitationA microneedle patch loaded with photosensitizer and O2 propellant achieves deeper and faster transdermal delivery of photosensitizers and improves photodynamic therapy.
“Figure 5b presents a novel approach for achieving transdermal delivery of photosensitizers in a deeper and faster manner and improving photodynamic therapy (PDT) through the utilization of microneedle (MN) patches loaded with PS and O2 propellant (Liu, P. et al. 2022b).”
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PremisecitationThe living Lactococcus hydrogel system secretes lactic acid, which helps shift macrophages into an anti-inflammatory phenotype, facilitating angiogenesis in diabetic wounds.
“Additionally, the system secretes lactic acid, which helps shift macrophages into an anti-inflammatory phenotype, facilitating angiogenesis in diabetic wounds.”
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PremisecitationA 20-day treatment with gaseous oxygen-driven delivery of photosensitizer on a tumor-bearing mice model demonstrated a lower growth rate and reduced mass of the tumor, confirming improved efficacy of photodynamic therapy.
“The results demonstrated a lower growth rate and reduced mass of the tumor, confirming the improved efficacy of PDT when using the proposed approach.”
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PremisecitationElectrical stimulation from mn-STESS counteracts the decline in epidermal growth factor caused by glutathione and enhances the expression of its receptors in keratinocyte cells, addressing receptor desensitization.
“This electrical stimulation serves as a supplementary factor that counteracts the decline in epidermal growth factor caused by glutathione and enhances the expression of its receptors in keratinocyte cells, effectively addressing the issue of receptor desensitization.”
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PremisecitationA delivery system of living Lactococcus incorporated within a heparin-poloxamer thermos-responsive hydrogel achieved production and protection of VEGF, leading to enhanced proliferation, migration, and tube formation in endothelial cells.
“By utilizing the living system, the production and protection of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is achieved, leading to enhanced proliferation, migration, and tube formation in endothelial cells.”
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PremisecitationChanges in the levels of certain VOCs, such as ethane and pentane, have been associated with asthma.
“Changes in the levels of certain VOCs, such as ethane and pentane, have been associated with asthma (Peel et al. 2020).”
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PremisecitationVOC detection by infrared (IR) spectroscopy is advantageous because it can detect the amount of VOC and identify its type, which is important for disease diagnosis.
“VOC detection by infrared (IR) spectroscopy is advantageous (Lin and Xu 2020; Liu et al. 2021; Liu, X. et al. 2022d; Zhou, J. et al. 2023b; Zhu et al. 2021). Because it can not only detect the amount of VOC but also identify its type, which is very important for the diagnosis of diseases.”
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PremisecitationIn an acoustic wave device, an applied electrical signal to the piezoelectric substrate generates an acoustic wave that propagates through the substrate and the sensing film.
“When an electrical signal is applied to the piezoelectric substrate, it generates an acoustic wave that propagates through the substrate and the sensing film.”
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PremisecitationCombined with a machine learning algorithm, the MOF-based SERS platform can distinguish between lung cancer and healthy lung breath, and can be used as an in vitro diagnostic tool for early-stage lung cancer.
“Combined with a machine learning algorithm, the platform can distinguish between lung cancer and healthy lung breath (Fig. 6c-iii, iv, v), which can be used as an in vitro diagnostic tool for early-stage lung cancer.”
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PremisecitationAcoustic wave devices based on the piezoelectric effect, semiconductor metal oxide sensors, and two-dimensional materials are representative methods for VOC detection using electrical signal output.
“Representative methods include acoustic wave devices (AWDs) based on the piezoelectric effect (Chen et al. 2018; Dou et al. 2018; Zhang et al. 2018), semiconductor metal oxide (Lin et al. 2019), and two-dimensional materials (Sun et al. 2018).”
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PremisecitationSemiconducting metal oxides are widely used for VOC detection due to their high sensitivity and low cost.
“Semiconducting metal oxides (SMOs) are widely used for VOC detection due to their high sensitivity and low cost (Steinhauer 2021).”
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PremisecitationGas-selective adsorption films improve sensitivity by preferentially adsorbing target gas molecules, amplifying sensor sensitivity and allowing detection of trace amounts of the gas.
“By preferentially adsorbing the target gas molecules onto their surface, these films amplify the sensor's sensitivity, allowing for the detection of even trace amounts of the gas.”
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PremisecitationGas selective adsorption films are characterized by stability and repeatability in gas adsorption, with engineered composition ensuring long-term stability and reversibility for consistent and reliable performance over time.
“Their engineered composition ensures long-term stability and reversibility, enabling consistent and reliable performance of the gas sensor over-time.”
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PremisecitationThe presence of VOCs increases the number of free electrons, which in turn increases the conductivity of the semiconducting metal oxide sensor material.
“The presence of VOCs increases the number of free electrons, which in turn increases the conductivity of the sensor material.”
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PremisecitationOptical methods for VOC gas detection offer high sensitivity, excellent selectivity, and fast response times.
“Optical methods for VOC gas detection offer high sensitivity, excellent selectivity, and fast response times (Khan et al. 2020).”
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PremisecitationLi et al. prepared SnO2 microspheres for formaldehyde gas sensing by a simple hydrothermal method.
“Li et al. (Li et al. 2017) prepared SnO2 microspheres for formaldehyde gas sensing by a simple hydrothermal method (Fig. 7b-i, ii).”
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PremisecitationThe SnO2 microsphere sensor has a response value of 38.3 to 100 ppm formaldehyde at an operating temperature of 200 degrees Celsius, and its detection limit reaches 1 ppm.
“The results show that the sensor has a response value of 38.3 to 100 ppm formaldehyde at an operating temperature of 200 °C, and the detection limit reaches 1 ppm (Fig. 7b-iii).”
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PremisecitationWhile electrical methods may have slightly lower sensitivity compared to optical methods, they can compensate with the use of sensor arrays and pattern recognition techniques to enhance selectivity.
“While electrical methods may have slightly lower sensitivity compared to optical methods, they can compensate with the use of sensor arrays and pattern recognition techniques to enhance selectivity.”
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PremisecitationElectrical methods generally have faster response times and can be more resilient to environmental interferences.
“Electrical methods generally have faster response times and can be more resilient to environmental interferences.”
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PremisecitationOptical methods may be susceptible to interference from environmental factors and can be costlier due to specialized optical components.
“However, they may be susceptible to interference from environmental factors and can be costlier due to specialized optical components.”
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PremisecitationElectrical methods may require periodic calibration or replacement of sensing materials, and their selectivity may be limited for individual sensors.
“However, they may require periodic calibration or replacement of sensing materials, and their selectivity may be limited for individual sensors.”
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PremisecitationElectrical methods exhibit good sensitivity in the parts per million range and offer flexibility in sensor design.
“On the other hand, electrical methods exhibit good sensitivity in the parts per million (ppm) range and offer flexibility in sensor design (McGinn et al. 2020).”
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PremisereasoningAI-assisted design systems efficiently handle critical and repetitive optimization procedures, leading to more effective and efficient design outcomes.
“AI-assisted design systems efficiently handle these tasks, leading to more effective and efficient design outcomes.”
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Premiseown dataThe genetic algorithm rapidly identified the optimal solution with high sensitivity, zero detuning of plasmonic resonance and molecular vibration, and high enhancement factor from multi-design parameter problems.
“Subsequently, the GA rapidly identified the optimal solution with high sensitivity, zero detuning of plasmonic resonance and molecular vibration, and high enhancement factor from multi-design parameter problems (Fig. 8a-ii).”
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InterpretationreasoningAdvances in artificial intelligence techniques offer promising potential to enhance VOC sensors through rapid sensor design and automated data processing, enabling them to address future challenges.
“Overall, the advances in artificial intelligence techniques offer the promising potential to enhance VOC sensors through rapid sensor design and automated data processing, thus enabling them to effectively address the challenges of the future.”
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PremisecitationPhysical knowledge can improve an algorithm's performance and reduce the difficulty of optimization.
“Besides, physical knowledge can improve the algorithm’s performance and reduce the difficulty of optimization.”
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PremisecitationSTAG comprises a sensing sleeve with 584 piezoresistive sensors, a knit glove, and readout electronics that utilize the ResNet-18 architecture to train the model and recognize 26 distinct objects.
“The STAG comprises a sensing sleeve with 584 piezoresistive sensors, a knit glove, and readout electronics that utilize the ResNet-18 architecture to train the model and ultimately recognize 26 distinct objects.”
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PremisecitationThe tactile sensors can detect multiple stimuli simultaneously with negligible cross-coupling errors, offering more insightful features related to the objects and improving recognition precision during the machine learning process.
“The tactile sensors can detect multiple stimuli simultaneously with negligible cross-coupling errors, offering more insightful features related to the objects and improving recognition precision during the ML process.”
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PremisecitationLi et al. develop a flexible quadruple tactile sensor that enables a robotic hand to perceive grasped objects of varying materials and shapes and employs a multilayer perceptron with three hidden layers to achieve automatic waste classification.
“As portrayed in Fig. 9b, Li et al. develop a flexible quadruple tactile sensor that enables a robotic hand to perceive grasped objects of varying materials and shapes and further employs a multilayer perceptron (MLP) with three hidden layers to achieve automatic waste classification.”
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PremisecitationThe rapid development of sensor technology has been a driving force behind Industry 4.0.
“The rapid development of sensor technology has been a driving force behind Industry 4.0 (Wang, T. et al.2018c; Zhou et al. 2015; Zhu et al. 2019).”
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InterpretationcitationBy harnessing advanced sensor technology and AI data analytics, wearable devices can offer real-time insights, facilitating smarter decision-making and enhancing efficiency across various applications.
“By harnessing advanced sensor technology and AI data analytics, wearable devices can offer real-time insights, facilitating smarter decision-making and enhancing efficiency across various applications (Han et al. 2018; Liu, H. et al 2020b; Wang, Y. et al., 2021).”
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InterpretationcitationThese methods demonstrate that a substantially larger amount of information becomes available for examining interactions at a more profound level, thanks to flexible electronic components and deep learning techniques, facilitating future design of next-generation wearable electronics.
“These methods demonstrate that a substantially larger amount of information becomes available for examining interactions at a more profound level, thanks to the advancements in flexible electronic components and the support of DL techniques, thus facilitating the future design and development of next-generation wearable electronics and systems.”
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Premisenone givenPiezoelectric sensors and triboelectric sensors can generate self-produced voltage upon mechanical deformation, removing the need for external power sources.
“In comparison to conventional and prevalent resistive and capacitive sensors, piezoelectric sensors and triboelectric sensors can generate self-produced voltage upon mechanical deformation, removing the need for external power sources.”
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PremisecitationThis design allows complex gesture recognition and control in both real and virtual spaces while minimizing the negative effects of humidity and sweat on performance.
“This innovative design allows for complex gesture recognition and control in both real and virtual spaces while minimizing the negative effects of humidity and sweat on performance.”
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InterpretationreasoningThis shows an economical approach to enable communication between individuals who use sign language and those who do not, and highlights the potential use of TENG-based HMI in healthcare settings.
“This shows an economical approach to enable communication between individuals who use sign language and those who do not, and it also highlights the potential use of TENG-based HMI in healthcare settings.”
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PremisecitationThe system maintains an overall precision above 98.63% and exhibits a quick response time of less than 1 second.
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PremisecitationThe superhydrophobic textile has a quicker recovery time from high-humidity environments, threefold boosted triboelectric performance, and better biomechanical energy scavenging compared to pristine textiles.
“This textile has a quicker recovery time from high-humidity environments, threefold boosted triboelectric performance, and better biomechanical energy scavenging compared to pristine textiles.”
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PremisecitationThe glove-based HMI enhanced with machine learning demonstrates a high recognition accuracy of 96.7%, outperforming non-superhydrophobic systems at 92.1%.
“The glove-based HMI, enhanced with machine learning, demonstrates a high recognition accuracy of 96.7%, outperforming non-superhydrophobic systems (92.1%).”
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PremisecitationThe deep learning algorithm initially identifies word components, followed by reconstruction of the original sentences, achieving respective accuracies of 82.81% and 85.58%.
“The deep learning algorithm initially identifies word components, followed by the reconstruction of the original sentences, achieving respective accuracies of 82.81% and 85.58%.”
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PremisecitationMultimodality offers numerous benefits, including improved accuracy, redundancy, complementary information, adaptability, robustness, enhanced functionality, and scalability.
“Multimodality offers numerous benefits, including improved accuracy, redundancy, complementary information, adaptability, robustness, enhanced functionality, and scalability (Sun et al. 2021; Shih et al., 2020).”
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InterpretationcitationThis breakthrough in recognizing both existing and new sentences enhances the practicality of sign language recognition systems, marking a significant step towards minimizing communication obstacles between sign language users and non-signers.
“This breakthrough in recognizing both existing and new sentences enhances the practicality of sign language recognition systems, marking a significant step towards minimizing communication obstacles between sign language users and non-signers.”
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PremisereasoningThese advantages make smart sensor systems an essential component of various fields, such as robotics, environmental monitoring, healthcare, and security.
“These advantages make smart sensor systems an essential component of various fields, such as robotics, environmental monitoring, healthcare, and security, where reliable and comprehensive information is vital for effective decision-making and performance, allowing smart homes to make informed decisions and customized actions.”
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PremisecitationUpon analyzing datasets from 15 participants, standalone radar technology resulted in an average classification accuracy of 76.7%, while pressure sensors alone clocked an accuracy of 69.0%.
“Upon analyzing the datasets collected from a wide range of 15 participants, it was observed that standalone radar technology resulted in a decent average classification accuracy of 76.7%, while the pressure sensors alone clocked an accuracy of 69.0%.”
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PremisecitationThis data fusion method achieves a recognition accuracy of 100%, while maintaining this accuracy under non-ideal conditions for the image sensor, such as noise, under-exposure, or over-exposure.
“This method of data fusion achieves a stellar recognition accuracy of 100%, while maintaining this accuracy under less than non-ideal conditions for the image sensor, such as noise, under-exposure, or over-exposure.”
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PremisecitationZhang et al. developed smart socks based on TENG that capture and repurpose waste energy from low-frequency body movements and transmit sensory data wirelessly.
“As shown in Fig. 11a, Zhang et al. developed smart socks based on TENG, which are designed not only to capture and repurpose waste energy generated by low-frequency body movements but also to transmit sensory data wirelessly (Zhang, Z. et al. 2020).”
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PremisecitationThe HSVM algorithm combines outputs from both pressure sensors and radar, pushing classification accuracy to 92.5%.
“However, a significant improvement was noticed when the HSVM algorithm was implemented, as it combines the outputs from both the pressure sensors and radar, pushing the classification accuracy rate to a commendable 92.5%.”
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PremisecitationA self-powered triaxial piezoelectric sensor (TPS) combined with machine learning enables high-precision, multifunctional vibration recognition with resolutions of 0.01g for acceleration, 0.01 Hz for frequency, and 2° for tilting angle.
“This integration enables high-precision, multifunctional vibration recognition with resolutions of 0.01g for acceleration, 0.01 Hz for frequency, and 2° for tilting angle.”
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PremisecitationA high accuracy of 93.54% is achieved when identifying 13 individual gait patterns using the smart socks.
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InterpretationcitationContrasting with camera-based monitoring systems that often provoke privacy concerns, this smart floor monitoring system employs a digital twin of the individual in a virtual setting, displaying solely the position information and recognized identity, which is crucial for automation, healthcare, and security applications.
“Contrasting with camera-based monitoring systems that often provoke privacy concerns, this smart floor monitoring system employs a digital twin of the individual in a virtual setting, displaying solely the position information and recognized identity, which is crucial for automation, healthcare, and security applications.”
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PremisecitationThe iCUPE, without requiring an external power supply, can capture vibrational signals in its environment, yielding preliminary data points such as frequency and acceleration.
“Remarkably, the iCUPE, without requiring an external power supply, is competent at capturing vibrational signals in its environment, thereby yielding preliminary data points such as frequency and acceleration.”
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PremisecitationThe iCUPE is built around a three-dimensional hexahedral modular arrangement and embodies a self-sustainable system with AIoT capabilities.
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InterpretationreasoningThe AIoT network, coupled with a cloud server infrastructure, facilitates the systematic collection, storage, and analysis of data, enabling intelligent decision-making processes.
“This network, coupled with a cloud server infrastructure, facilitates the systematic collection, storage, and analysis of data, enabling intelligent decision-making processes.”
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Interpretationnone givenAI-enabled sensors can facilitate real-time monitoring of vital signs, enabling rapid detection of abnormalities and timely intervention, thus potentially saving lives.
“In addition, AI-enabled sensors can facilitate real-time monitoring of vital signs, enabling rapid detection of abnormalities and timely intervention, thus potentially saving lives.”
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PremisecitationThe mechanical energy harvested powers a self-sustaining IoT system with GPS tracking and environmental temperature and humidity sensing capabilities, ensuring comprehensive user monitoring.
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PremisecitationIf a fall occurs, the anomaly is detected immediately, allowing for a quick call for help.
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Interpretationnone givenOver the past few decades, there has been significant progress in the development of flexible sensors, which have demonstrated remarkable capabilities in reliably monitoring vital biomedical and physiological data, as well as daily activities.
“Over the past few decades, there has been significant progress in the development of flexible sensors, which have demonstrated remarkable capabilities in reliably monitoring vital biomedical and physiological data, as well as daily activities.”
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Interpretationnone givenBy continuously monitoring physiological parameters and seamlessly integrating them with an individual's medical history, AI algorithms can generate personalized recommendations for disease prevention, early intervention, and chronic disease management.
“By continuously monitoring physiological parameters and seamlessly integrating them with an individual's medical history, AI algorithms can generate personalized recommendations for disease prevention, early intervention, and chronic disease management.”
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InterpretationreasoningOne of the key benefits of AI-enhanced sensor systems is the realization of personalized healthcare.
“One of the key benefits of AI-enhanced sensor systems is the realization of personalized healthcare.”
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Interpretationnone givenEmpowered by advanced therapeutic devices, such as drug delivery patches and neural interfaces, closed-loop sensing-therapy systems emerge as a promising platform to provide enhanced benefits to patients suffering from chronic diseases.
“Empowered by advanced therapeutic devices, such as drug delivery patches and neural interfaces, closed-loop sensing-therapy systems emerge as a promising platform to provide enhanced benefits to patients suffering from chronic diseases.”
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Interpretationnone givenWith the advent of advanced wireless communication technologies such as 5G and 6G, alongside the integration of IoT devices and AI technology, an interconnected network known as the AIoT becomes feasible.
“Moreover, with the advent of advanced wireless communication technologies such as 5G and 6G, alongside the integration of IoT devices and AI technology, an interconnected network known as the AIoT becomes feasible.”
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Interpretationnone givenNotable advancements in flexible electronics and MEMS/NEMS have fostered the progress of implantable devices for sensing, neural signal recording/modulation, and actuation.
“Meanwhile, notable advancements in the fields of flexible electronics and MEMS/ NEMS have fostered the progress of implantable devices for sensing, neural signal recording/modulation, and actuation.”
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PremisecitationThe deep learning model captures the user's live motion status at home and mirrors it in the virtual environment.
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PremisecitationThe walking stick identifies five distinct movements (rising, sitting, walking, ascending, and descending stairs), evaluates three separate statuses, and recognizes ten different users by analyzing P-TENG output through a 1D-CNN deep learning structure.
“Analyzing the P-TENG output through a 1D-CNN deep learning structure, the stick identifies five distinct movements (rising, sitting, walking, ascending, and descending stairs), evaluates three separate statuses, and recognizes ten different users.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe emergence of energy harvesters and self-powered sensors has presented promising alternatives and supplementary approaches in establishing a bodyNET framework.
“Concurrently, the emergence of energy harvesters and self-powered sensors has presented promising alternatives and supplementary approaches in establishing a bodyNET framework.”
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Encryption, identity authentication, and other technologies ensure the security of health data and the privacy of patients.
“Furthermore, by adopting encryption, identity authentication, and other technologies, the security of health data and the privacy of patients also get ensured.”
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Implantable sensors function inside the body and perform more directly healthy states than wearable sensors.
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Tears and saliva offer advantages over sweat for noninvasive health monitoring, including short accumulation time and sufficient volume without additional extraction methods.
“Tears and saliva offer several advantages over sweat when it comes to noninvasive health monitoring. These bodily fluids have a short accumulation time and provide sufficient volume, eliminating the need for additional extraction methods.”
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Contact lenses are a viable substrate for tear sensors due to their biocompatibility and compliance.
“Contact lenses have garnered significant attention as a viable substrate for tear sensors due to their biocompatibility and compliance.”
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Wireless connectivity between contact lens-based tear sensors and measuring equipment is essential to address the potential risk of inflammation caused by wires in contact with the eyeballs.
“However, to address the potential risk of inflammation caused by wires in contact with the eyeballs, it is essential to establish wireless connectivity between contact lens-based tear sensors and the measuring equipment.”
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Wireless interconnection approaches are crucial to create a network of discrete wearable devices, enabling seamless communication and functionality while preserving usability and user comfort.
“Therefore, wireless interconnection approaches are crucial to create a network of discrete wearable devices, enabling seamless communication and functionality while preserving usability and user comfort.”
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TENG-based SIBE stands out in vivo energy harvesting, cardiovascular monitoring, cardiac pacing, muscle/nerve electrical stimulation, tissue regeneration, and drug delivery.
“After that with the advantages of lightweight, low cost, and high output energy density, TENG-based SIBE stands out in vivo energy harvesting, cardiovascular monitoring, cardiac pacing, muscle/nerve electrical stimulation, tissue regeneration, and drug delivery.”
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The mismatch between hard and hydrophobic neural interfaces and soft and wet nervous tissue is the most important cause of immune rejection and nerve electrode failure.
“The mismatch between hard and hydrophobic NIs and the soft and wet nervous tissue is the most important cause of immune rejection and nerve electrode failure.”
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Internal signals of nerve fiber bundles contain more conduction and response related to the recovery of limb movement and sensory function than surface potential signals.
“Compared to the surface potential signals, the internal signals of nerve fiber bundles contain more conduction and response related to the recovery of limb movement and sensory function.”
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The detection performance of infrared spectroscopy for VOCs is limited due to the low molecular absorption cross-section (10-20 cm2 per molecule in the mid-infrared).
“However, the detection performance of this method is limited due to the low molecular absorption cross-section (10-20 cm2 per molecule in the mid-infrared).”
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Monitoring human health status necessitates the coordinated operation of multiple functional devices, imposing new requirements for system integration and information processing.
“Considering the human body as a complex system, the monitoring of its health status necessitates the coordinated operation of multiple functional devices, imposing new requirements for system integration and information processing.”
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Currently available COVID-19 diagnostic methods, such as RT-PCR, serological tests, or chest computed tomography scans, have limitations such as low sensitivity and time-consuming procedures.
“The currently available COVID-19 diagnostic methods, such as RT-PCR, serological tests, or chest computed tomography scans, have their limitations, such as low sensitivity and time-consuming procedures.”
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Current noncontact human-machine interfaces grapple with challenges including excessive power consumption, complicated signal processing circuits, and an absence of support for multidimensional interaction.
“Current noncontact HMIs grapple with challenges including excessive power consumption, complicated signal processing circuits, and an absence of support for multidimensional interaction.”
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As technological advancements in sensors and the number of gases continue to increase, data volume will inevitably rise.
“As technological advancements in sensors and the number of gases continue to increase, it is foreseeable that data volume will inevitably rise.”
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Each person's walking gait patterns are unique.
“Since each person's walking gait patterns are unique, distinctive output voltage patterns are produced when a person walks on the triboelectric DLES-mat array.”
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The global elderly population and those with mobility impairments has already surpassed one billion and continues to rise.
“In response to the needs of the global elderly population and those with mobility impairments - a demographic that has already surpassed one billion and continues to rise - a multifunctional walking stick is proposed, as depicted in Fig. 11d (Guo, X. et al. 2021b).”
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Implantable sensors are designed to interact with biological components for support and treatment of bodily functions and mental health monitoring.
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- Authors
- Wang, C., He, T., Zhou, H., Zhang, Z., & Lee, C.
- Affiliations
- National University of Singapore (SG)
- Corresponding author
- Lee, Chengkuo
- Venue
- Bioelectronic Medicine
- Published
- 2023-08-02
- Volume
- 9
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 17-17
- ISSN
- 2332-8886 (ISSN-L)
- PMC
- PMC10394931
- OpenAlex
- W4385448491
- Semantic Scholar
- ec072fc375d9d5f50bfca643c34f72d65407e688
- Cited by
- 295
- References
- 209
- Citations by year
- 2026: 74 · 2025: 142 · 2024: 69 · 2023: 10
- FWCI
- 6.62
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- journal article
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- en
- Open access
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- Bioelectronic Medicine (publishedVersion, cc-by)
- PubMed Central (publishedVersion, cc-by)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (submittedVersion, cc-by-sa)
- Funders
- Reimagine Research Scheme (A-0009037-02-00, A0009037-03-00, A-0009454-01-00)
- Ministry of Education of Singapore (A-0009520-01-00)
- Advanced Research and Technology Innovation Centre, College of Design and Engineering, National University of Singapore (A-0005947-20-00)
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Engineering › Biomedical Engineering › Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials
- Physical Sciences › Engineering › Biomedical Engineering › Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Information Systems › Internet of Things and AI
- Keywords
- artificial intelligence, health monitoring sensors, wearable sensors, implantable sensors, volatile organic compound detection, human-machine interaction, Internet of Things, respiration rate monitoring, heart rate monitoring, neurotransmitter monitoring, closed-loop drug delivery
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