Flexible Sensing Arrays Fabricated with Carbon Nanofiber Composite Thin Films for Posture Monitoring

Chang, Fu−Yu; Wang, Ruoh-Huey; Lin, Yu-Hsien; Chen, Tse-Min; Lee, Yueh-Feng; Huang, Shu-Chuan; Liu, Chia-Ming

doi:10.7567/jjap.50.06ge08

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“…Portable device for point-of-care testing and home use.-As a benchmark, ExaTech firstly introduced a pen-sized glucose biosensor for home use in 1987, since then diabetic patients were greatly beneficial from health care at home, which leads to the significant progress of home based health care services and operation. 142,143 To guarantee the medical services in point-of-care units (such as at homes) to meet high safety and accuracy standards, priority should be given to the flexible, wireless, noninvasive microsensors and nanosensors as well as biosensors. 104,144 A flexible microsensor device has been used to realize the quantitative analysis of human lachrymal liquid including the analytes of ascorbate, dopamine, and glucose in a volume at nano scale (less than 100 nL) (Fig.…”

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Review—Novel Carbon Nanomaterials Based Flexible Electrochemical Biosensors

Zan

Bai

2021

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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Recently, flexible electrochemical biosensors have been attracting more and more attentions throughout the world both in academia and industry, because of its leading role in the development of efficient, miniaturized, rapid and user-friendly device towards health monitoring, environmental microsense systems and defense systems. Herein, we shine a light on the advances in flexible electrochemical biosensors by tracking the developments of novel carbon nanomaterials based smart device design and versatile applications. Particularly, the flexible electrochemical biosensors either with supported substrates or free-standing are summarized. We start from retrospection on the outlook of the field and highlight the direction of flexible electrochemical biosensors in the areas of healthcare, security and environmental monitoring. And then we review the recently developed fabrication approaches with discussing the state-of-art findings for each category. It is believed that the flexible electrochemical biosensors will play a more and more pivotal role in the emergent body sensor networks arena with the fast development of carbon nanomaterials and smart devices design.

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