Abstract The emerging two-dimensional (2D) material, MXene, has attracted widespread attention from researchers across various disciplines due to its unique properties. In the field of sensors, MXene exhibits exceptional conductivity, a high specific surface area, and excellent hydrophilicity, making it an ideal platform for biosensor recognition elements. Additionally, its surface is rich in functional groups, allowing for versatile modifications tailored to specific application needs. The 2D planar structure of MXene offers advantages superior to those of bulk nanomaterials, making it highly suitable for the development of high-performance sensors. This review discusses the latest advancements in MXene-based sensors, including stress-strain sensors, optical sensors, temperature sensors, humidity sensors, and biological signal marker sensors. The preparation methods, performance characteristics, and sensing mechanisms of each type are comprehensively reviewed. Furthermore, this ...
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