A Bifunctional Organic Hydrogel-Based Standalone Self-Powered Hybrid Strain Sensor Band for Rehabilitation Monitoring and Human–Machine Interfacing (Adv. Funct. Mater. 29/2025)
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Abstract
Rehabilitation Monitoring
In article number 2424907, Jae Yeong Park and co-workers develop a self-powered strain sensor band for real-time monitoring of the various rehabilitation activities. The band encapsulates a bifunctional (highly positive and conductive) organic hydrogel material within Ecoflex, generating voltage through internal contact-separation of the material pair without skin dependency. The integrated smart band demonstrates real-time monitoring of several rehabilitation practices and interactive human–machine interfacing.
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