Laser-Induced Graphene (LIG) is regarded as a promising sensor carrier due to its inherent three-dimensional porous structure. However, as two mutually exclusive properties of the pressure sensor, sensitivity and working range are difficult to be further improved by the single porous structure. Inspired by the unique geometry of Oxalis corniculata L. leaves, we here propose a novel method consist of laser pre-etching and inducing steps to fabricate LIG-based electrodes with a two-stage architecture featuring microjigsaw and microporous structures. The following injection of liquid-silicone sig...
