➀ The research explores the development of silver-coated laser-induced graphene (LIG) strain sensors to overcome limitations of traditional sensors; ➁ The sensors demonstrate enhanced sensitivity and reliability compared to uncoated sensors; ➂ The integration of silver nanoparticles improves the electrodynamic properties, making them suitable for biomedical monitoring and other applications.
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