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Ultrastretchable and highly sensitive strain sensors based on biomass Juncus effusus fibers with 3D triangular networks

Authors: ZHANG Leyan; ZHOU Zhaozixuan; ZHONG Dandan; ZENG Qiang; SHENG Dan; FU Zhuan; JI Hua; XIA Liangjun

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3789-xStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The PHE-JE sensor achieves high sensitivity and fast response across a wide range of human motions, including subtle physiological signals such as pulse, joint movement, and vocalization, owing to the deformation, breakage, and fracture of the PANI coating and JE microfibers. • • The sensor demonstrates remarkable mechanical robustness, electrical stability, and long-term durability under repeated stretching and releasing cycles, indicating its suitability for continuous wearable monitoring. • • The use of Juncus effusus fibers with a 3D triangular network provides a sustainable substrate, and the synergistic design with polyaniline and Ecoflex encapsulation enables rapid and low-cost fabrication of strain sensors. • • The sensor exhibits high stability under various strain conditions, along with excellent flexibility and durability, making it a promising candidate for future wearable sensing applications.