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A 3D-printed stretchable strain sensor for wind sensing
Mohammed Al-Rubaiai
, Ryohei Tsuruta
, Umesh Gandhi
, Chuan Wang
, Xiaobo Tan
Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering
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Engineering
Conductive
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Predicted Model
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Lithography
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Sensor Output
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Monitoring System
100%
Resistance Change
100%
Finite Element Simulation
100%
Wearable Sensor
100%
Material Parameter
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Gauge Factor
100%
Composite Material
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Fem Model
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Three Dimensional Printing
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Soft Robotics
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Conductive Filament
100%
Good Match
100%
Wind Loading
100%
Keyphrases
Stretchable Strain Sensors
100%
Wind Sensing
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ETPU
75%
High Sensitivity
50%
Commercially Available
25%
Job Strain
25%
3D Printing
25%
Monitoring System
25%
Sweden
25%
Hyperelastic
25%
Strain Range
25%
Resistance to Change
25%
Finite Element Modeling
25%
Sensor Output
25%
Material Parameters
25%
Elastic Substrate
25%
Finite Element Simulation
25%
Soft Robotics
25%
Wind Speed
25%
Wind Velocity
25%
Strain Sensor
25%
Conductivity Increase
25%
Strain Resistance
25%
Device Monitoring
25%
Lithography
25%
Gauge Factor
25%
Conductive Filament
25%
Structure Monitoring
25%
Wide Strain Range
25%
Conductive Composites
25%
Flexible Conductive Composites
25%
Robotic Wearable Device
25%
Wearable Structure
25%
Doubly Clamped
25%
Wind Loading
25%
Material Science
Three Dimensional Printing
100%
Finite Element Modeling
100%
Composite Material
100%
Lithography
100%
Wearable Sensor
100%