journal article·2026-03

Self-adaptive capacitive-resistive mode-conversion sensor for thermo-tactile perception via high-κ nanocomposites

Wenxuan Ding, Bohao Xu, Weihe Chen, Siyang Wang, Yonglin Chen, Wenbin Kang, Weidong Yang

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