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*Indicates a significant difference from the drop height (p<0.05); **Indicates a significant difference from the drop height (p<0.01); ***Indicates a significant difference from the drop height (p<0.001).

(a) Schematic of strain sensors based on PC-hydrogel and sensor placement in running shoes with detection under various actions: (b) standing (c) walking (d) jumping. (e–g) Varied resistance response of the PC-hydrogel strain sensor to different speeds for running and walking and jumping to different heights. Reproduced with permission from []. Copyright 2018 John Wiley and Sons.

Comparison of different activities using Zeblok smart shoes. (a) Gamma parameters from left foot peak-timing spike trains by itself can distinguish walking normally (baseline) from walking on a treadmill and jumping. Other activities with more subtle requirements (walking around or over an obstacle) are also different from baseline walking. (b) Gamma moments further confirm these distinctions. Color gradient shows the range of deviations from the estimated mean (peak accelerations).

Papuamyromhifosga sp. n., holotype (66, 67, 70, 75) and paratypes. 66, 67 Left palp of holotype 66 ventral view 67 retrolateral view 68 epigyne of specimen PNG2008-2603, ventral view 69 cleared vulva of same specimen, dorsal view 70 left palp of holotype, oblique ventral-terminal view; arrow shoes bend in embolus 71 face of male, oblique frontal-lateral-dorsal view; arrows show ectal spurs on paturons 72 carapace, lateral view 73, 74 living male 75 habitus, dorsal view, holotype male 76 habitus, dorsal view, female UBC–SEM AR00216 77 living female. Scale bars: 0.1 mm (on genitalia); 1.0 mm (otherwise).