The quest to imbue machines with intelligence akin to that of humans, through the
development of adaptable neuromorphic devices and the creation of artificial neural …

Mechanoluminescence (ML), the phenomenon of light emission triggered by mechanical
force on a solid material, has gained significant attention in recent years. ML functional …

The emulation of human multisensory functions to construct artificial perception systems is
an intriguing challenge for develo** humanoid robotics and cross‐modal human …

Creating a large‐scale contactless user‐interactive sensing display (CUISD) with optimal
features is challenging but crucial for efficient human–human or human–machine …

The growth of the Internet of Things has focused attention on visualized sensors as a key
technology. However, it remains challenging to achieve high sensing accuracy and self …

With the advent of Internet of Things (IoT), self-powered wearable sensors have seen broad
applications across various human-machine interface (HMI) domains, including …

Humanoid tactility has been boosting robotic intelligence in object recognition, dexterous
manipulation, and human–robot interaction. For many artificial tactile sensors, especially …

Hydrogel-based capacitive strain sensors have been rapidly developed benefiting from their
robust structure, excellent flexibility, and high linearity. However, the existing capacitive …

Mechanoluminescence is the phenomenon in which certain materials emit light when
subjected to mechanical stimuli, such as bending, stretching, or compression. Soft devices …

The quest for mechanoluminescence (ML) in zinc sulfide (ZnS) spans more than a century,
initially sparked by observations of natural minerals. There has been a resurgence in …