Flexible Magnetoelectric Fiber for Self-Powered Human–Machine Interactive

IF 8.2 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL

ACS Sensors Pub Date : 2024-10-25 DOI:10.1021/acssensors.4c0199110.1021/acssensors.4c01991

Xinyu Wang, Jieyao Qin, Junyao Gong, Xinjie Wei, Jianhong Guo, Wanjin Hu, Xiaofeng Wang, Zhuan Fu, Liangjun Xia* and Weilin Xu,

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Flexible large strain sensors are an ideal choice for monitoring human motion, but the current use of flexible strain gauges is hindered by the need for external power sources and long-term operation requirements. Fiber-based sensors, due to their high flexibility, excellent breathability, and the ease with which they can be embedded into everyday clothing, have the potential to become a novel type of wearable electronic device. This paper proposes a flexible self-powered strain sensing material based on the electromagnetic induction effect, composed of a uniform mixture of Ecoflex and Nd₂Fe₁₄B, which has good skin-friendliness and high stretchability of over 100%. The voltage output of the magnetoelectric composite fiber remains stable over 5000 stretch-release cycles, reaching up to 969 μV. Based on this novel sensing material, a remote smart car control scheme for a human–machine interaction system was designed, enabling real-time gesture interaction.

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用于自供电人机交互的柔性磁电光纤

柔性大型应变传感器是监测人体运动的理想选择，但目前柔性应变计的使用受到外部电源需求和长期运行要求的阻碍。基于纤维的传感器具有高柔韧性、良好的透气性，并且易于嵌入日常衣物，因此有可能成为一种新型的可穿戴电子设备。本文提出了一种基于电磁感应效应的柔性自供电应变传感材料，它由 Ecoflex 和 Nd2Fe14B 的均匀混合物组成，具有良好的亲肤性和超过 100% 的高伸展性。磁电复合纤维的电压输出在 5000 次拉伸释放循环中保持稳定，最高可达 969 μV。基于这种新型传感材料，设计了一种人机交互系统的远程智能汽车控制方案，实现了实时手势交互。

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ACS Sensors Chemical Engineering-Bioengineering

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14.50

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3.40%

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372

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