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Wearable Sensor can Effectively Detect a Wide Range of Strains Reviewed by Laura ThomsonJul 16 2021 Many bodily functions in humans are manifested by mechanical deformations to the skin - from the stretching, bending and movement of muscles and joints to the flutter of a pulse at the wrist. These mechanical changes can be detected and monitored by measuring different levels of strain at various points throughout the body. In recent years, much attention has been focused on wearable sensors to measure these strains for use in personal health monitoring. Some of these sensors can detect high-level (40-100%) strains, such as those associated with the movements of fingers and limb joints, others detect mid-level (10-40%) strains, as found in swallowing and facial movements and still others are sensitive to low-level (

Jian luZhikang liSam emaminejadYangzhi zhuSamad ahadianZhao liuShiming zhangLaura thomsonjulMehmet remzi dokmeciHaisong linAli khademhosseiniTerasaki institute for biomedical innovationNational natural science foundation of chinaNational institutes of healthChinese scholarship councilTerasaki institute