Piezoresistive detection resonant device comprising a substrate, a mobile par configured to move with respect the substrate, suspension elements suspending the mobile part to the substrate, a piezoresistive detection device to detect the motions of the mobile part, said piezoresistive detection device comprising at least one strain gauge, wherein the piezoresistive detection resonant device also comprises a folded spring with at least two spring arms, connected to the mobile part and configured to be deformed by the motion of the mobile part, the at least one gauge being suspended between the substrate and the folded spring in such manner that the deformation of the gauge is reduced compared to the motion of the mobile part.

Disclosed are a preparation method for a graphene aerogel array sensor and use thereof. A miniature graphene aerogel array device is prepared by combining in-situ printing and solvent plasticization and foaming, which has excellent flexibility and stability, and is suitable for use in a variety of scenarios, such as sensors, and energy storage devices, etc. The array sensor provided in the present disclosure exhibites extremely high stability, high accuracy and reliability. Combining with deep machine learning, the array sensor can be endowed with the function of learning and recognition of machine intelligence, thus greatly promoting the development of the next generation of artificial intelligence.

Described herein are sensors for measuring various parameters. The sensors may be used in systems, devices, and methods for controlling blood flow or for measuring (e.g., monitoring) blood pressure, pH, or analyte levels such as a lactate level, an oxygen level, and/or a carbon dioxide level. The sensors may include a membrane configured to generate a measurable response (e.g., a change in an electrical signal such as resistance, capacitance, current, voltage) when the membrane interacts with a parameter of interest. In some instances, the sensors may include a piezoresistive MEMS subassembly. In other instances, the sensors may include an electrochemical membrane.