GR/MFC/Gel Conductive Hydrogel Sensor: Remolding, Resistance Changes, and Applications in Palm Clenching and Facial Blinking Monitoring

This article investigates the remolding process of a GR/MFC/Gel conductive hydrogel sensor, analyzing its resistance changes under stretching and demonstrating its application in monitoring palm clenching and facial blinking movements. The study presents the following key findings:

• Remolding Process: The article details the remolding process of the GR/MFC/Gel conductive hydrogel.
• Resistance Changes: The study explores changes in the relative resistance of the remolded sensor after 100 cycles of stretching.
• Applications: The GR/MFC/Gel conductive hydrogel sensor is demonstrated as a tool for monitoring both palm clenching and facial blinking movements, showcasing its potential for various applications in bio-sensing and human-machine interaction.