Recent progress in electronic skin or e‐skin research is broadly reviewed, focusing on
technologies needed in three main applications: skin‐attachable electronics, robotics, and …

In the last decade, significant developments of flexible and stretchable force sensors have
been witnessed in order to satisfy the demand of several applications in robotic, prosthetics …

There is a growing demand for stretchable strain sensors because of their potential
applications in various emerging fields, such as human motion detection, health monitoring …

Electronic gloves (e-gloves), with their multifunctional sensing capability, hold a promising
application in robotic skin and human–machine interfaces, endowing robots with a human …

Flexible multidirectional strain sensors are crucial to accurately determining the complex
strain states involved in emerging sensing applications. Although considerable efforts have …

Flexible strain sensors have received widespread attention because of their great potential
in many fields. Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been used as conductive materials for …

Realization of sensing multidirectional strains is essential to understanding the nature of
complex motions. Traditional uniaxial strain sensors lack the capability to detect motions …

Stretchable conductive composites (SCCs) are generally elastomer matrices filled with
conductive fillers. They combine the conductivity of metals and carbon materials with the …

Flexible resistive-type strain sensors are attracting wide attention due to their extensive
potential applications. Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) with outstanding conductivity and …

A key missing technology for the emerging field of soft robotics is the provision of highly
selective multidirectional tactile sensing that can be easily integrated into a robot using …