The diffusion of electronics in everyday life requires for the development of sensing systems, based on new materials and technologies. Deformation sensors are of interest in many application fields, ranging from assisted rehabilitation, virtual reality and augmented reality, and gaming applications, juts to mention a few. investigated. More specifically, it is shown that this novel composite is capable of sensing flexural deformations and producing a corresponding open-circuit voltage. The obtained results pave the road to the possibility of realizing a new class of deformation sensors that fits the requirements of more sustainable sensor technologies.
Performance Characterization of a Biodegradable Deformation Sensor based on Bacterial Cellulose
Di Pasquale G.;Graziani S.;Pollicino A.;Trigona C.
2020-01-01
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The diffusion of electronics in everyday life requires for the development of sensing systems, based on new materials and technologies. Deformation sensors are of interest in many application fields, ranging from assisted rehabilitation, virtual reality and augmented reality, and gaming applications, juts to mention a few. investigated. More specifically, it is shown that this novel composite is capable of sensing flexural deformations and producing a corresponding open-circuit voltage. The obtained results pave the road to the possibility of realizing a new class of deformation sensors that fits the requirements of more sustainable sensor technologies.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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