Hybrid Fiber Materials according to the Manufacturing Technology Methods and IOT Materials: A Systematic Review

Han, Hye Ree

doi:10.3390/ma16041351

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“…Some works focus on their dataset adaptability with the algorithm applied, while others, work on parameter adjustment to get the best results. Works by [70] and [87] specifically mentioned their parameters in detail however they do not justify their choices. Other works used the parameter by defaults adopted from previous works [52].…”

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Fall Detection System using Wearable Sensor Devices and Machine Learning: A Review

Amir,

Dziyauddin,

Mohamed

et al. 2024

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Over the past years, Fall Detection System (FDS) has undergone extensive research to improve living risk, especially for the elderly who are vulnerable to these fall events. Devices employing sensors are crucial components of FDS in achieving high accuracy and sensitivity. This article overviews different sensor modalities, such as ambient-based and vision-based systems, as well as commonly used wearable devices for fall detection, along with the associated data processing algorithms. The critical elements of fall detection, such as architectures and algorithms for processing sensor data, machine learning and deep learning methodologies, and validation of FDS performance, are considered. The article also delves into safety aspects and presents technical challenges and concerns in FDS for researchers in the field to identify areas requiring further improvement. Finally, future research opportunities to improve fall detection for widespread use are outlined.

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Fall Detection System using Wearable Sensor Devices and Machine Learning: A Review

Amir,

Dziyauddin,

Mohamed

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“…On the other hand, sputtering technology is one of the eco-friendly processing methods that does not use water, and it has the advantage of being relatively convenient and can easily apply metals on the sample, so it is used in various mechanical parts and semiconductors. Additionally, researches related to sputtering technology include solid surfaces by ion-impact, hazard, transportation parts, solar absorbers, tunable optical properties, sensors, implants, batteries and etc [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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“…In addition, research on ferromagnetic materials, self-healing materials, conductive hydrogels, wide-frequency sensing, electrical circuits, nanocomposites, flexible sensors, batteries, etc., is actively being conducted in relation to electrically conductive materials [16,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28].…”

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Research on Heat transfer and IR Characteristics of Molybdenum Sputtered Polyamide Materials

Han¹

2023

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Demand for development of the convergence industry, research studies on electrical conductivity, thermal characteristics, semiconductors, motors, and batteries using special materials have come to the fore. Meanwhile, molybdenum (Mo) exhibits relatively small inorganic qualities, and the thermal conductivity rate is applied to various fields. In this study, in-depth characteristics were considered regarding the concentration of thermal characteristics, IR car terminal characteristics, and IR ve-hicles. This study calculated each phase temperature of the molybdenum sputtered specimens in the steady state according to the heat transfer theory. When the molybdenum-sputtered fabric’s metal layer pointed to the outside air, the heat transfer rate (Q) was high at 5748.3W, In contrast, if the molybdenum sputtered film’s metal layer of the pointed toward the heat source, the heat transfer rate (Q) was low at 187.1W. As a result of measuring the IR transmittance, the infrared transmit-tance of the molybdenum sputtering-treated sample was significantly reduced compared to the untreated sample. In the case of untreated samples, the transmittance ranged from 92.7 to 42.0%. When only the cross part was treated with molybdenum sputtering and the molybdenum surface was directed toward the IR irradiator, the IR transmittance was 66.8~0.7%. It is believed that the molybdenum sputtering polyamide samples produced in this study can be applied to multifunc-tional military wear, biosignal detection sensors, semiconductor products, batteries, etc., by utilizing excellent electrical properties, stealth functions, IR blocking properties, and lightness for infrared thermal imaging detectors.

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“…Additionally, researches related to sputtering technology include solid surfaces by ion impact, hazard, transportation parts, solar absorbers, tunable optical properties, sensors, implants, batteries, etc. [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, research on ferromagnetic materials, self-healing materials, conductive hydrogels, wide-frequency sensing, electrical circuits, nanocomposites, flexible sensors, batteries, etc., is actively being conducted about electrically conductive materials [16,[20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28].…”

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Research on IR and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Molybdenum-Sputtered Polyamide Materials

Han

2023

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Demand for the development of the convergence industry, research studies on heat transfer, thermal characteristics, semiconductors, motors, and batteries using special materials have come to the fore. Meanwhile, molybdenum (Mo) exhibits relatively small inorganic qualities, and the thermal conductivity rate is applied to various fields. In this study, in-depth characteristics were considered regarding the concentration of thermal characteristics and IR characteristics. In particular, this study conducted a thicker molybdenum layer sputtering work than previous studies and examined it in detail at high temperatures by pore size. This study calculated each phase temperature of the molybdenum-sputtered specimens in the steady state according to the heat transfer theory. When the molybdenum-sputtered fabric’s metal layer pointed to the outside air, the heat transfer rate (Q) was high at 5748.3 W. In contrast, if the molybdenum-sputtered film’s metal layer pointed toward the heat source, the heat transfer rate (Q) was low at 187.1 W. As a result of measuring the IR transmittance, the infrared transmittance of the molybdenum-sputtering-treated sample was significantly reduced compared to the untreated sample. It is believed that the molybdenum-sputtering polyamide samples produced in this study can be applied to multifunctional military wear, biosignal detection sensors, semiconductor products, batteries, etc., by utilizing excellent electrical properties, stealth functions, and IR-blocking properties.

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Hybrid Fiber Materials according to the Manufacturing Technology Methods and IOT Materials: A Systematic Review

Cited by 4 publications

References 92 publications

Fall Detection System using Wearable Sensor Devices and Machine Learning: A Review

Fall Detection System using Wearable Sensor Devices and Machine Learning: A Review

Research on Heat transfer and IR Characteristics of Molybdenum Sputtered Polyamide Materials

Research on IR and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Molybdenum-Sputtered Polyamide Materials

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