Flexible electronics have attracted considerable attention in the past two decades due to
their distinctive features and numerous potential applications in electronic skins, human …

With the rapid development of the Internet of Things and flexible electronic technologies,
there is a growing demand for wireless, sustainable, multifunctional, and independently …

As an on‐skin electronic device, artificial skin shows great potential in medical monitoring
and personal electronics, which also holds promise to develop human‐machine merging …

Incorporating zero‐energy‐input cooling technology into personal thermal management
(PTM) systems is a promising solution for preventing heat‐related illnesses while reducing …

Traditional human emotion recognition is based on electroencephalogram (EEG) data
collection technologies which rely on plenty of rigid electrodes and lack anti‐interference …

The prosperity of wearable and healthcare electronics yearns for the compact integration of
multi-functionalities including detectability for various electrophysiological signals …

A wearable textile that is engineered to reflect incoming sunlight and allow the transmission
of mid-infrared radiation simultaneously would have a great impact on the human body's …

Natural plant fibers such as cotton have favorable performance in water and moisture
management; however, they suffer from inferior processing ability due to limited diameter …

The development of wearable soft electronic skins requires the production of materials with
high mechanical flexibility, an inherent self-healing mechanism, and high breathability …

Soft conductive nanocomposites have introduced significant breakthroughs in bio-integrated
electronics by mitigating the mechanical mismatch between the body and the device …