➀ The research explores the development of silver-coated laser-induced graphene (LIG) strain sensors to overcome limitations of traditional sensors; ➁ The sensors demonstrate enhanced sensitivity and reliability compared to uncoated sensors; ➂ The integration of silver nanoparticles improves the electrodynamic properties, making them suitable for biomedical monitoring and other applications.
Related Articles
- Graphene Controls Electrons in Femtoseconds26 days ago
- Naturally Wired: Precision Molecules for the Electronics of the Futureabout 2 months ago
- The Material That Could Rival Graphene: How UC-MAC Sharpens Proton Beams3 months ago
- Graphene Revolutionizes Energy Technology: Scalable Supercapacitors from Graphene3 months ago
- Novel Semiconductor Born from Graphene and Glass5 months ago
- Levidian and Zentek Seek to Establish Graphene-Integrated Filter Manufacturing Facility in the Middle East to Advance Cleaner, Safer Air Collaboration will Drive the Adoption of Zentek’s Technology Wh6 months ago
- Smart and Compact Sensorics through Edge AI6 months ago
- Coburg High-Tech Award for Bachelor Thesis: Combating the Threat of Heat Collapse in Electric Motors6 months ago
- Fraunhofer IPMS Achieves Miniaturization and Optimization of ISFET-based pH Sensor Control6 months ago
- Reliable Fiber-PIC Connections for Quantum Technology Thanks to Advanced Laser Welding Process7 months ago