flexible sensor
Wearable devices, such as data gloves and electronic skins, can perceive human hand's actions, behaviors and even emotions with the help of knowledge learning and inference. Curvature or magnetism sensing in such devices often lacks comprehensive gesture interactive information, meanwhile, the limited computing power of wearable applications restricts the multi-mode fusion of different sensing data and the deployment of deep learning networks.
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1.The spectrum of the dataset is obtained by applying force to the tactile sensor based on Chirped Bragg gratings.
2.The applied force ranges from 0N to 10N on the sensing pad of 4cm×4cm.
3.The folder name (x, y) represents the specific coordinates of the point at which the force is applied, and the xN name of the subfolder represents the xN force applied at that point.
4.A total of 120 spectral data were collected in each applied force state.
5.The first column of each spectrum is wavelength and the second column is intensity.
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