Room-ambient operation of integrated and visualized photothermoelectric system with patterned Mo2C/PEDOT: PSS flexible devices

Xie, Zhemiao; Wang, Jiaqi; Lu, Guanxuan; Yeow, John T.W.

doi:10.1016/j.matdes.2023.112383

Materials & Design

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.matdes.2023.112383

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Room-ambient operation of integrated and visualized photothermoelectric system with patterned Mo2C/PEDOT: PSS flexible devices

Zhemiao Xie,

Jiaqi Wang,

Guanxuan Lu

et al.

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Simple Non‐Destructive and 3D Multi‐Layer Visual Hull Reconstruction with an Ultrabroadband Carbon Nanotubes Photo‐Imager

Li,

Kinoshita,

Shikichi

et al. 2023

Advanced Optical Materials

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While millimeter‐wave (MMW)–infrared (IR) broad photo‐imaging exhibits significant potential as an inspection technique, photo‐thermoelectric (PTE) detector operations employing carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are highly suitable because of their efficient absorption characteristics in the above bands. Such an imaging device design and the associated material coordination allow the aggregation of multiple wavelength‐specific optical information for the constituent identification of target objects in a non‐destructive manner with high sensitivity. On the other side, computer vision techniques facilitate 3D structure reconstruction as approaches from inspection methodologies, in addition to the aforementioned imaging device design. Although non‐destructive inspections require collectively satisfying both constituent identification and structural reconstruction, investigations combining MMW–IR broad photo imaging and computer vision monitoring are still insufficient. This work demonstrates computer vision‐driven simple 3D composite multi‐layer reconstructions via non‐destructive broadband multiple‐wavelength monitoring with the CNT film PTE imager. Visual hull evaluation, which is one of the representative computer vision techniques, converts 2D transmissive PTE images with different viewpoints into 3D reconstruction models. The subsequential graphical superposition of these wavelength‐specific models results in non‐destructive entire reconstructions of 3D composite multi‐layer target objects. Therefore, the present computer vision‐driven PTE broadband 3D reconstruction bridges the gap between methodologies and device design strategies toward non‐destructive inspection applications.

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Simple Non‐Destructive and 3D Multi‐Layer Visual Hull Reconstruction with an Ultrabroadband Carbon Nanotubes Photo‐Imager

Li,

Kinoshita,

Shikichi

et al. 2023

Advanced Optical Materials

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Tuning the hole transporting layer using the NiO@X2C (X = W or Mo) composites for polymer solar cells and X-ray detectors

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Room-ambient operation of integrated and visualized photothermoelectric system with patterned Mo2C/PEDOT: PSS flexible devices

Cited by 3 publications

References 76 publications

Simple Non‐Destructive and 3D Multi‐Layer Visual Hull Reconstruction with an Ultrabroadband Carbon Nanotubes Photo‐Imager

Simple Non‐Destructive and 3D Multi‐Layer Visual Hull Reconstruction with an Ultrabroadband Carbon Nanotubes Photo‐Imager

Enhancement of the photothermoelectric effect through synergistic modulation of multiple parameters

Tuning the hole transporting layer using the NiO@X2C (X = W or Mo) composites for polymer solar cells and X-ray detectors

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