DSpace at KOASAS: Direct-laser-conversion of Kevlar textile to laser-induced-graphene for
realizing flexible fabric energy storages and sensors … Direct-laser-conversion of Kevlar
textile to laser-induced-graphene for realizing flexible fabric energy storages and sensors …

The high-speed detection of strain distribution over free-form surfaces can provide
invaluable information for smart maintenance, structural monitoring, and advanced
healthcare. However, current strain sensors are not sufficiently fast, and their installation is
troublesome. Textiles are widely used as base materials for composites, so textile strain
sensors can be easily embedded into general surfaces. Here, we report the direct-laser-
conversion of Kevlar textiles to laser-induced-graphene via ultrafast laser pulses for …