A Triple-Mode Flexible E-Skin Sensor Interface for Multi-Purpose Wearable Applications
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Jonghwa Park | Youngoh Lee | Hyunhyub Ko | Sung-Woo Kim | Jae Joon Kim | Seungmok Kim | Hee Young Chae | Jae Joon Kim | Jonghwa Park | Youngoh Lee | Hyunhyub Ko | Sung-Woo Kim | Seungmok Kim | H. Chae
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