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Design of parallel coil arrays with identifiable eigenfrequency elements for wearable human-machine interactions Journal article
Ding, Sen, Fang, Dan, Liang, Yuanzhe, Dai, Wenxue, Qi, Biao, Zhou, Bingpu. Design of parallel coil arrays with identifiable eigenfrequency elements for wearable human-machine interactions[J]. Applied Materials Today, 2023, 36, 102039.
Authors:  Ding, Sen;  Fang, Dan;  Liang, Yuanzhe;  Dai, Wenxue;  Qi, Biao; et al.
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Coils In Parallel  Damped Oscillation  Eigenfrequency  Human-machine Interaction  Wearable Interface  
Reliable and Scalable Piezoresistive Sensors with an MXene/MoS2 Hierarchical Nanostructure for Health Signals Monitoring Journal article
Wang, Fengming, Su, Daojian, Ma, Ke, Qin, Bolong, Li, Baijun, Li, Junxian, Zhang, Chi, Xin, Yue, Huang, Zundi, Yang, Weijia, Wang, Shuangpeng, He, Xin. Reliable and Scalable Piezoresistive Sensors with an MXene/MoS2 Hierarchical Nanostructure for Health Signals Monitoring[J]. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 2023, 15(37), 44001-44011.
Authors:  Wang, Fengming;  Su, Daojian;  Ma, Ke;  Qin, Bolong;  Li, Baijun; et al.
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Arrays  Health Signal Monitoring  Hierarchical Nanostructure  Human−machine Interface  Mxene/mos2  Piezoresistive Sensors  
Recent advances in wearable electromechanical sensors—Moving towards machine learning-assisted wearable sensing systems Journal article
Nian Dai, Iek Man Lei, Zhaoyang Li, Yi Li, Peng Fang, Junwen Zhong. Recent advances in wearable electromechanical sensors—Moving towards machine learning-assisted wearable sensing systems[J]. Nano Energy, 2023, 105, 108041.
Authors:  Nian Dai;  Iek Man Lei;  Zhaoyang Li;  Yi Li;  Peng Fang; et al.
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Wearable Electronics  Electromechanical  Sensors  Machine Learning  Human-machine Interface  
A low voltage-powered soft electromechanical stimulation patch for haptics feedback in human-machine interfaces Journal article
Qiu, Wenying, Zhong, Junwen, Jiang, Tao, Li, Zhaoyang, Yao, Mingze, Shao, Zhichun, Cheng, Qilong, Liang, Jiaming, Wang, Dongkai, Peng, Yande, He, Peisheng, Bogy, David B., Zhang, Min, Wang, Xiaohao, Lin, Liwei. A low voltage-powered soft electromechanical stimulation patch for haptics feedback in human-machine interfaces[J]. Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2021, 193, 113616.
Authors:  Qiu, Wenying;  Zhong, Junwen;  Jiang, Tao;  Li, Zhaoyang;  Yao, Mingze; et al.
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Haptics Feedback  Human-machine Interface  Soft Actuator  Wearable Electronics  
Galvanic intrabody communication for affective acquiring and computing Journal article
Pun S., Gao Y., Mak P.U., Ho H., Che K.W., Ieong H.K., Wu H., Vai M., Du M.. Galvanic intrabody communication for affective acquiring and computing[J]. IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing, 2012, 3(2), 145-151.
Authors:  Pun S.;  Gao Y.;  Mak P.U.;  Ho H.;  Che K.W.; et al.
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Emotion Evaluation  Fatigue Degree  Human Machine Interface  Intrabody Communication