Table 1.
Author | Forces | Vibrations | Temperature | Wireless Protocol | ||
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Axis 1 | Design | Sensors | Axis | (Data Rate) | ||
Zhou et al. [20] | - | - | - | x, y, z | - | Wi-Fi (40,000 S/channel) |
Luo et al. [102] | Fx, Fy, Fz | Under inserts | PVDF | - | - | Wi-Fi (20,000 S/channel) |
Xie et al. [79] | Fx, Fy, Fz, Mz | Modified tool holder |
Capacitive | x | - | Wi-Fi (5000 S/channel) |
SPIKE [80,108] | Mx, My, Mz | Unknown | Unknown | - | - | Wi-Fi (2500 S/channel) |
Wu et al. [106] | Fz, Mz | Modified tool holder |
Strain gauge | - | - | Wi-Fi (1000 S/channel) |
Nguyen et al. [95] | Mz | On the tool holder | PVDF | - | - | Bluetooth (13,000 S/channel) |
iTENDO [81,111] | - | - | - | x | - | Bluetooth (9500 S/channel) |
Qin et al. [91] | Fz, Mz | Flexible element | MEMS | x | - | Zigbee (250 Kbps) |
Rizal et al. [84] | Fx, Fy, Fz, Mz | Flexible element | Strain gauge | z | √ | Telemetry (5000 S/channel) |
1 Fx, Fy, and Fz are cutting forces and Mx, My, and Mz are moments in x, y, and z-directions, respectively.