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Tianliang Li¹, Qian'ao Wang¹, Yifei Su¹

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Summary

A novel AI-assisted stretchable polymer-based (AISP) sensor offers real-time physiological monitoring for disease management and telenursing. This durable, waterproof wearable device shows high accuracy in swallowing recognition, advancing intelligent healthcare solutions.

Keywords:

artificial intelligence flexible sensor human motion monitoring polymer materials smart healthcare

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Biomedical Engineering
Wearable Technology

Background:

Flexible sensors are crucial for non-invasive medical applications.
Wearable devices enable continuous physiological monitoring.
AI integration enhances sensor capabilities for healthcare.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an AI-assisted stretchable polymer-based (AISP) sensor for disease monitoring and telenursing.
To evaluate the sensor's performance in terms of flexibility, durability, and environmental stability.
To demonstrate the sensor's application in swallowing recognition and remote nursing assistance.

Main Methods:

Development of a polymer-based sensor utilizing the Beer-Lambert law.
Characterization of the sensor's mechanical properties (tensile strain, durability) and environmental resilience (waterproofness, temperature stability).
Implementation of an AI algorithm for swallowing recognition and integration into a remote nursing system.

Main Results:

The AISP sensor exhibits high tensile strain (up to 100%), exceptional durability (>10,000 tests), and waterproofness.
The sensor's performance is unaffected by temperature variations (1.6-60.9 °C).
A swallowing recognition accuracy of up to 88.89% was achieved, with successful demonstrations in remote nursing, hands-free communication, and robot control.

Conclusions:

The AISP sensor is a versatile and robust wearable device for real-time physiological monitoring.
The developed system shows significant potential for intelligent healthcare, remote patient care, and assistive technologies.
This technology offers a promising medical toolkit for advanced disease monitoring and nursing assistance.