Easily Fabricated Flexible Pressure Sensor with Angelfish-Structured ZnO/SR Dielectric Layer for Human–Machine Interaction

The rapid advancement of human–machine interaction (HMI) technologies and smart wearable devices has driven an increasing demand for high-performance flexible tactile and pressure sensors. Herein, we propose a unique dielectric layer design inspired by the geometry of the angelfish. A bionic angelfi...

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Main Author:	Yunong Zhao (7521359) (author)
Other Authors:	Xishun Ruan (21417699) (author), Jianhong Hao (9194457) (author), Hanqing Liu (5811683) (author), Shaowen Mou (21417708) (author), Xiaowen Zhu (4566520) (author), Junjie Qiu (12510398) (author), Xinchen Wang (128137) (author), Chuanyue Li (21417705) (author), Cancan Lv (21417702) (author), Siwen Tan (18085648) (author), Yifei Chen (534716) (author), Weiqiang Hong (13236548) (author), Qi Hong (494075) (author), Xiaohui Guo (131711) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Neuroscience Physiology Mental Health Space Science Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified piezoelectric material characterized low dielectric loss incorporating zinc oxide 6000 testing cycles sr dielectric layer smart wearable devices performance flexible tactile high dielectric constant 5 ms ). sr ). wearable sensing performance advantages ∼ 62 zno ), young ’ using three term durability structured zno structured mold silicone rubber significantly reducing sensor ’ rapid response rapid advancement pressure sensors practical potential innovative applications increasing demand hand movements biomechanical monitoring 8 pa 096 kpa 081 kpa 053 kpa
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Easily Fabricated Flexible Pressure Sensor with Angelfish-Structured ZnO/SR Dielectric Layer for Human–Machine Interaction

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