Flexible piezoelectric sensors hold great promising for applications in electronic skin (E-
skin), wearable devices, and biomedical devices. However, it is still challenging to apply …

Wearable sensors for the detection of human activities including subtle physiological signals
and large‐scale body motion as well as distinguishing the motion direction are highly …

The World Health Organization has declared COVID-19 a pandemic. The demand for
devices or systems to diagnose and track COVID-19 infections noninvasively not only in …

The human skin has the ability to sense tactile touch and a great range of pressures.
Therefore, in prosthetic or robotic systems, it is necessary to prepare pressure sensors with …

Flexible piezoelectric sensors with short response time and high sensitivity have broad
applications in micro pressure sensing and human motion monitoring. However, the …

The flexible pressure sensor has attracted much attention due to its wearable and conformal
advantage. All the same, enhancing its electrical and structural properties is still a huge …

As obtaining flexible tactile sensors with high sensitivity, waterproofness and breathability at
the same time is still a huge challenge, which limits their application in advanced fields such …

Continuous monitoring of human physiological signals is critical to managing personal
healthcare by early detection of health disorders. Wearable and implantable devices are …

Ultrathin sensing devices utilizing piezoelectric materials have emerged as potential
candidates to develop highly skin-conformable and energy-efficient continuous biosignal …

Wearable sensors have drawn vast interest for their convenience to be worn on body to
monitor and track body movements or exercise activities in real time. However, wearable …