Multi-material Direct Ink Writing and Embroidery for Stretchable Wearable Sensors
Multi-material Direct Ink Writing and Embroidery for Stretchable Wearable Sensors explores A novel fabrication process integrates direct ink writing with embroidery to create durable, stretchable strain sensors directly embedded into garments for motion tracking and soft robotics.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Wearable Sensors.
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