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Laser-induced-graphene formation on fabric based on femtosecond laser direct writing for flexible strain sensors

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Abstract

Laser-induced-graphene formation on Kevlar textile in ambient conditions enables sensing of physical information applied to various types of wearable electronics. Pre-strained technique is used for maximizing strain range, and the sensor can detect finger motion.

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