Sensors, Volume 24, Issue 20
October-2 2024 - 272 articles
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Cover Story: Flexible and stretchable hydrogen sensors offer unique capabilities for detecting hydrogen in dynamic environments. This review examines recent progress in their development, focusing on fabrication techniques, sensing mechanisms, and performance. Key advancements include nanomaterials like palladium films on elastomeric substrates, enabling high sensitivity and rapid response. The review explores sensor designs that maintain functionality under extreme deformations and addresses challenges in reliability and real-world integration. Applications in automotive, aerospace, and wearable technologies underscore their importance in advancing hydrogen safety and enabling the widespread adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source. View this paper