NUS team develops ultrathin and highly sensitive strain sensors (IMAGE)

National University of Singapore

NUS team develops ultrathin and highly sensitive strain sensors

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A team of NUS researchers led by Assistant Professor Chen Po-Yen (right) has developed wireless and battery-free strain sensors that are super sensitive and ultra-thin. Doctoral student Yang Haitao (centre) is demonstrating a soft robotic rehabilitation glove embedded with the novel strain sensors for better sensitivity and performance, as Associate Professor Raye Yeow (left) looks on.

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National University of Singapore

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