A paradigm shift from traditional non-contact sensors to tele-perception

Jiaxin Guo; Yan Du; Zhong Lin Wang; Di Wei

doi:10.1039/d4ta09222h

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This review explores the paradigm shift from traditional non-contact sensors to tele-perception, highlighting the foundational principles, representative system architectures, and cutting-edge optimization strategies.

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