This paper presents the fabrication and testing of a bio-inspired polymer MEMS flow sensor. The sensor consists of a liquid crystal polymer (LCP) sensing membrane and a polymer haircell that extends into the flow. High-aspect ratio Si60 polymer haircells are fabricated by stereolithography. The device demonstrates high sensitivity in the air and water flow velocity sensing tests that are conducted.4 page(s
Abstract—Nature and biology utilize a myriad of structures, materials, and schemes to achieve superb...
Flow sensors found in animals often feature soft and slender structures (e.g. fish neuromasts, insec...
We report the development of a new class of miniature all-polymer flow sensors that closely mimic th...
The paper reports the development of biomimetic haircell sensors inspired by the neuromast sensors p...
© 2017 IEEE. Mechanosensory haircells are well-evolved biological sensors found in nature. In this p...
This paper adopts the design strategies involved in the biological flow sensors present on the body ...
MasterThe aim of this work is to design and fabricate a flow sensor using an artificial hair cell (A...
Blind cavefishes are known to detect objects through hydrodynamic vision enabled by arrays of biolog...
Design, fabrication and characterization of micro flow sensor were investigated based on the inspira...
We report the development of a new class of miniature all-polymer flow sensors that closely mimic th...
We report the development of a new class of miniature all-polymer flow sensors that closely mimic th...
In this work we report the design and development of a biomimetic waterproof Si/SiN multilayered can...
We present, for the first time, the design, development and testing of a portable ultra-lowvelocity ...
© 2018 Elsevier B.V. A MEMS liquid crystal polymer (LCP), used in the membrane-based pressure sensor...
In the area of biomimetics, engineers use inspiration from natural systems to develop technical devi...
Abstract—Nature and biology utilize a myriad of structures, materials, and schemes to achieve superb...
Flow sensors found in animals often feature soft and slender structures (e.g. fish neuromasts, insec...
We report the development of a new class of miniature all-polymer flow sensors that closely mimic th...
The paper reports the development of biomimetic haircell sensors inspired by the neuromast sensors p...
© 2017 IEEE. Mechanosensory haircells are well-evolved biological sensors found in nature. In this p...
This paper adopts the design strategies involved in the biological flow sensors present on the body ...
MasterThe aim of this work is to design and fabricate a flow sensor using an artificial hair cell (A...
Blind cavefishes are known to detect objects through hydrodynamic vision enabled by arrays of biolog...
Design, fabrication and characterization of micro flow sensor were investigated based on the inspira...
We report the development of a new class of miniature all-polymer flow sensors that closely mimic th...
We report the development of a new class of miniature all-polymer flow sensors that closely mimic th...
In this work we report the design and development of a biomimetic waterproof Si/SiN multilayered can...
We present, for the first time, the design, development and testing of a portable ultra-lowvelocity ...
© 2018 Elsevier B.V. A MEMS liquid crystal polymer (LCP), used in the membrane-based pressure sensor...
In the area of biomimetics, engineers use inspiration from natural systems to develop technical devi...
Abstract—Nature and biology utilize a myriad of structures, materials, and schemes to achieve superb...
Flow sensors found in animals often feature soft and slender structures (e.g. fish neuromasts, insec...
We report the development of a new class of miniature all-polymer flow sensors that closely mimic th...