Stretchable and recyclable In3SnBi/PU nanofiber composite as flexible sensors for human motion monitoring
Cong Zhang,
Yuze Luo,
Xiaotao Hu
Abstract:Low-melting-point metal alloys (LMMAs) have great potential for application in soft sensors. However, the high cost limits the application of gallium-based liquid metals. In this paper, LMMA In3SnBi has been designed and prepared through a facile melt-mixing process followed by an ultrasonic dispersion technique. To overcome the fragility of low-melting-point alloys, flexible electrospun polyurethane (PU) matrix is used as structural support. When used as a sensor, the composite film exhibits a response time o… Show more
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