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A wearable, self-adhesive, long-lastingly moist and healable epidermal sensor assembled from conductive MXene nanocomposites
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EngineeringElectronic SkinSmart SurfaceWearable TechnologyEpidermal SensorsWearable SensorsBiomedical EngineeringSelf-healing SurfaceFlexible SensorConductive Mxene NanocompositesLong-lastingly MoistHuman MotionMaterials ScienceElectroactive MaterialExhibit Self-healing CapabilityWearable ElectronicsBiomedical SensorsFlexible ElectronicsHealable Epidermal Sensor
MXene nanocomposites exhibit self-healing capability, self-adhesive performance and long-lasting moisture, and can be assembled as epidermal sensors to wirelessly detect human motion.
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