articleNano LettersJan 9, 2026Closed access

Programmable Triboelectric Origami Sensors for Multidimensional Pressure Monitoring

Guangxi University

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Abstract

Sensors with multidimensional pressure sensing capabilities have attracted extensive interest for applications in wearable electronics and human-computer interaction. However, conventional film-based materials struggle to achieve directional stress perception and exhibit limited sensitivity. Inspired by origami, this work integrates self-folding with composite loading to construct programmable 3D origami sensors. The design enables flexible assembly of multichannel sensing matrices, converting single-point signals into multidimensional responses that simultaneously acquire stress intensity and directional information. Coupled with deep learning algorithms, the origami sensor achieves a recognition accuracy of…

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Keywords
  • Triboelectric effect
  • Wearable technology
  • Electronics
  • Pressure sensor
  • Wearable computer
  • Sensitivity (control systems)
  • Electronic skin
  • Substrate (aquarium)
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