Fatigue‐Resistant Conducting Polymer Hydrogels as Strain Sensor for Underwater Robotics
Zhilin Zhang(Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University), Baoyang Lu(Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University), Wenqian Zheng(Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University), Zhixin Wu(Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University), Fu‐Cheng Wang(Heilongjiang Bayi Agricultural University), Yuhua Xue(Case Western Reserve University), Jingkun Xu(East China University of Technology), Tao Lin(Shandong University), Xiangyu Liang(Agricultural Genomics Institute at Shenzhen), Ji Liu(Tianjin University of Technology), Lina Wang(Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University), Qingfang Duan(Southern University of Science and Technology), Xiaoyu Luo(Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University), Guangda Chen(Southern University of Science and Technology), Yun Tan(Southern University of Science and Technology), Qi Zhao(Shandong University)
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