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  1. The Effect of Surface Corrosion Damage on the Fatigue Life of Extruded Aluminum Alloy 6061-T6

    Aluminum alloy 6061-T6 is a common engineering material used in aerospace, automotive, structural applications. Despite its wide use, little has been published about the effects of damage from surface corrosion on its fatigue life. An investigation was performed where 6061-T6 extrusions were …

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  2. A machine learning approach to predict emotional arousal and aggressive driving from EDA and heart rate signals

    Aggressive driving behaviors, such as sudden acceleration and hard braking, abrupt steering, significantly increase the risk of road accidents, especially among young drivers. This study aims to predict aggressive driving behavior and emotional arousal using physiological signals, Electrodermal …

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  3. Characterization of Nanoporous Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) Sensors under Tensile Loading

    Piezoelectric materials are one of the currently smart materials. They have achieved great success in biologic medical and electrical applications, as fluorocarbon coatings and other areas. They have shown thriving prospects in the ongoing research and commercialization process. To improve the …

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  4. Smart E-Textiles Integrated into Human Health Monitoring Systems

    E-textiles, broadly defined as any textile that has electronic capabilities, are becoming the future of portable, wearable electronics for human performance and health monitoring. There are many applications of e-textiles in the health monitoring industry, where early detection and prevention of

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