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Intelligent Gas Sensors: From Mechanism to Applications
Jianghong Wei1,2, Qing Peng3,4, Yuee Xie1,2
1School of Physics and Electronic Engineering, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang 212013, China.
Abstract:
Intelligent gas sensors are indispensable devices widely used in modern society for environmental monitoring, healthcare, the food industry, and public safety. Recent advancements in wireless communication, cloud storage, computing technologies, and artificial intelligence algorithms have significantly enhanced the intelligence level and performance requirements of these sensors. Particularly in the Internet of Things (IoT) environment, flexible and wearable gas sensors are playing an increasingly important role due to their convenience and real-time monitoring capabilities. This review systematically summarizes the latest progress in intelligent gas sensors, covering conceptual frameworks, working principles, and applications across various fields, as well as the construction of IoT networks using sensor arrays. It provides a comprehensive assessment of recent advancements in intelligent gas sensing technologies, highlighting innovations in device architecture, functional mechanisms, and performance in diverse application environments. Special emphasis is placed on transformative developments in flexible and wearable sensor platforms and the enhanced intelligence achieved through the integration of advanced computational algorithms and machine learning techniques. Finally, a summary and future prospects are presented. Despite significant progress, intelligent gas sensors still face challenges related to sensing accuracy, stability, and cost in future applications.
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