ACS Sens July 2020 PMID 32551595

Laser-Induced Direct Patterning of Free-standing TiC-MXene Films for Skin Conformal Tattoo Sensors.

Vaishakh Kedambaimoole, Neelotpala Kumar, Vijay Shirhatti, Suresh Nuthalapati, Prosenjit Sen, Mangalore Manjunatha Nayak, Konandur Rajanna, Saurabh Kumar

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This study demonstrates the development of a flexible, skin-compatible strain sensor made from a new 2D material called TiCMXene, which can be easily fabricated using laser patterning to create ultra-thin tattoo-like sensors.
The TiCMXene-based sensor is highly sensitive, capable of detecting vital signs like pulse and respiration rates with a gauge factor of 7400, thanks to nanocrack formation that amplifies strain signals.
These sensors are lightweight, unobtrusive, and capable of monitoring multiple health parameters simultaneously, making them promising tools for continuous health tracking through skin-mounted devices.]

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Skin-Conformal TiC-MXene Tattoo Sensors for Vital Sign Monitoring

Researchers are developing ultrathin, skin-like sensors using TiC-MXene for continuous health monitoring. These tattoo-style sensors are lightweight, flexible, and capable of detecting vital signs such as pulse and…

Science United - India · Sep 6, 2020 354 views

Skin-Conformal TiC-MXene Tattoo Sensor for Vital Sign Monitoring

This video explains tattoo sensors and their working principles. It features a novel, skin-compatible strain sensor made from TiC-MXene, fabricated through laser patterning, capable of detecting vital signs with high…

Canonic Box · Aug 22, 2020 93 views

Laser-Patterned TiC-MXene Sensors for Skin-Conformal Healthcare Monitoring

This study demonstrates the development of a flexible, skin-compatible strain sensor made from a new 2D material called TiC-MXene, which can be easily fabricated using laser patterning to create ultra-thin tattoo-like…

Canonic Box · Aug 21, 2020 51 views

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RT @GroupProsen: Happy to see our work get recognition online! Here is the link to the journal publication https://t.co/2ZvukfNVHm. Here is…

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