Deep Learning-Enabled Swallowing Monitoring and Postoperative Recovery Biosensing System
This study introduces an innovative 3D printed dry electrode tailored for biosensing in postoperative recovery scenarios. Fabricated through a drop coating process, the electrode incorporates a novel 2D material.
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