Ultrastretchable Strain Sensors Using Carbon Black‐Filled Elastomer Composites and Comparison of Capacitive Versus Resistive Sensors

Keywords: strain sensors ; soft robotics ; wearable devices ; carbon black ; silicone elastomers Reference EPFL-ARTICLE-232604 Record created on 2017-11-30, modified on 2017-11-30

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