The progress of soft robot industry has driven the development of electronic devices.
Electronic devices used in electronic skin or wearable electronic devices require conductive …

In nature, many biological organisms have developed the exceptional antifreezing ability to
survive in extremely cold environments. Inspired by the freeze resistance of these …

Tough, biocompatible, and conductive hydrogel-based strain sensors are attractive in the
fields of human motion detection and wearable electronics, whereas it is still a great …

Hydrogel-based flexible wearable devices have attracted wide attention from researchers
due to their great potential application in human–computer interaction, electronic skin, and …

Solar‐driven evaporation is a promising strategy to relieve fresh water stress in the world.
For an evaporator, it is necessary to be equiped with novel photothermal conversion …

Ion-conductive (IC) hydrogels as ionic skins (I-skins) have shown vast potentials in wearable
electronic devices, human-machine interfaces, and health monitoring. However, it is still …

It is a great challenge for traditional hydrogel-based sensors to be effective underwater due
to unsatisfactory water resistance and insufficient wet adhesion. Herein, a tough …

Hydrogels as flexible sensor have attracted significant attention due to its conductivity,
stretchability and flexibility. However, it is still a great challenge to prepare hydrogels that …

Currently, the exploration of wearable strain sensors that can work under subzero
temperatures while simultaneously possessing anti-interference capability toward …

Noninvasive brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) show great potential in applications including
sleep monitoring, fatigue alerts, neurofeedback training, etc. While noninvasive BCIs do not …