Self-powered multi-node triboelectric sensing glove for plastic waste identification based on material and shape
Authors:
- Yi LuoYLYi Luo
- Yuanwu WangYWYuanwu Wang
- Chuanhui WeiCWChuanhui Wei
- Tianmei LvTLTianmei Lv
- Zhongshi WangZWZhongshi Wang
- Hongxiang XieHXHongxiang Xie
- Xiao PengXPXiao Peng
- Xiaogan LiXLXiaogan Li
- Kai DongKai Dong
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China
- China Postdoctoral Science Foundation
- Natural Science Foundation of Beijing Municipality
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