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Computer Science > Robotics

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By Joo Yong Sim, Sumin Lee
| arxiv.org
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DSE-NN: Deeply Supervised Efficient Neural Network for Real-Time Remote Photoplethysmography

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By Seongbeen Lee, Minseon Lee, Joo Yong Sim, Joo Yong
| MDPI
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Mechanically transformative electronics, sensors, and implantable devices

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By Sang-Hyuk Byun, Joo Yong Sim, Zhanan Zhou, Juhyun Lee
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract Traditionally, electronics have been designed with static form factors to serve designated purposes. This approach has been an optimal direction for maintaining the overall device performance and reliability for targeted applications. However, electronics capable of changing their shape, flexibility, and stretchability will enable versatile and accommodating systems for more diverse applications.
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