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Researchers at Shibaura Institute of Technology created paper-based wearable sensors that self-fold into helical forms. A standard inkjet printer prints patterns onto paper, causing it to fold, and copper tape acts as an electrode to measure triboelectric signals and galvanic skin response.
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