The paper reports the development of biomimetic haircell sensors inspired by the neuromast sensors present in fish. Two different types of sensors are fabricated - the superficial haircell sensors which perform flow velocity sensing and the canal encapsulated haircell sensors which perform flow acceleration sensing. Flexible arrays of polymer MEMS haircell sensors are fabricated and encapsulated in polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) canal structures. The superficial haircell sensors are calibrated in water tunnel for flow velocity sensing and the steady-state flow filtering ability of the canal encapsulated haircell sensors is experimentally investigated.4 page(s
110 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2008.This dissertation describes a...
This thesis describes the attempt to design and fabricate flow sensors based on the function of sens...
Flow sensors inspired from lateral line neuromasts of cavefish have been widely investigated over de...
Using biological sensors, aquatic animals like fishes are capable of performing impressive behaviour...
Evolution bestowed the blind cavefish with a resourcefully designed lateral-line of sensors that pla...
Neuromast sensors found in fishes detect flows around their body and are known to generate hydrodyna...
Fish sense water motions with their lateral line. The lateral line is a sensory system that contains...
We present the fabrication of an artificial MEMS hair bundle sensor designed to approximate the stru...
In fish the lateral line is a sensory organ used to perceive water movement in the surrounding envir...
Biological sensory systems often display great performance, inspiring engineers to develop artificia...
A hydrogel-capped hair-cell flow microsensor, which closely mimics a superficial neuromast of a fish...
Blind cavefishes are known to detect objects through hydrodynamic vision enabled by arrays of biolog...
In the area of biomimetics, engineers use inspiration from natural systems to develop technical devi...
Hair cells are ubiquitous in nature. These natural and efficient mechanoreceptors are exploited as e...
MasterThe aim of this work is to design and fabricate a flow sensor using an artificial hair cell (A...
110 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2008.This dissertation describes a...
This thesis describes the attempt to design and fabricate flow sensors based on the function of sens...
Flow sensors inspired from lateral line neuromasts of cavefish have been widely investigated over de...
Using biological sensors, aquatic animals like fishes are capable of performing impressive behaviour...
Evolution bestowed the blind cavefish with a resourcefully designed lateral-line of sensors that pla...
Neuromast sensors found in fishes detect flows around their body and are known to generate hydrodyna...
Fish sense water motions with their lateral line. The lateral line is a sensory system that contains...
We present the fabrication of an artificial MEMS hair bundle sensor designed to approximate the stru...
In fish the lateral line is a sensory organ used to perceive water movement in the surrounding envir...
Biological sensory systems often display great performance, inspiring engineers to develop artificia...
A hydrogel-capped hair-cell flow microsensor, which closely mimics a superficial neuromast of a fish...
Blind cavefishes are known to detect objects through hydrodynamic vision enabled by arrays of biolog...
In the area of biomimetics, engineers use inspiration from natural systems to develop technical devi...
Hair cells are ubiquitous in nature. These natural and efficient mechanoreceptors are exploited as e...
MasterThe aim of this work is to design and fabricate a flow sensor using an artificial hair cell (A...
110 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2008.This dissertation describes a...
This thesis describes the attempt to design and fabricate flow sensors based on the function of sens...
Flow sensors inspired from lateral line neuromasts of cavefish have been widely investigated over de...