Flexible Monolithic 3D-Integrated Self-Powered Tactile Sensing Array Based on Holey MXene Paste

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A flexible monolithic 3D-integrated tactile sensing system, inspired by the tactile perception mechanism of human skin, was developed based on a holey MXene paste. Large-scale device fabrication was achieved using blade-coating and imprinting methods, demonstrating excellent mechanical flexibility, low-power consumption, fast response, and stable long-term performance. The sensor array was integrated into a smart access control system, leveraging deep learning to achieve precise identification based on the unique pressing behaviors of users.

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Wang, M., Chen, C., Zhang, Y., Ma, Y., Xu, L., Wu, D. D., … Yue, Y. (2026). Flexible Monolithic 3D-Integrated Self-Powered Tactile Sensing Array Based on Holey MXene Paste. Nano-Micro Letters, 18(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40820-025-01924-9

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