Comprehensive Summary With the rapid growth of soft electronic and ionotronic devices
such as artificial tissues, soft luminescent devices, soft robotics, and human‐machine …

Liquid-free ionic conductive elastomers (ICEs) are ideal materials for wearable strain
sensors in increasingly flexible electronic devices. However, developing recyclable ICEs …

Soft ionic conductors have emerged as a powerful toolkit to engineer transparent flexible
intelligent devices that go beyond their conventional counterparts. Particularly, due to their …

Solvent‐free elastomers, unlike gels, do not suffer from solvent evaporation and leakage in
practical applications. However, it is challenging to realize the preparation of high …

Harvesting low‐grade waste heat from the natural environment with thermoelectric materials
is considered as a promising solution for the sustainable energy supply for wearable …

Stretchable pressure sensors with high sensitivity and wide pressure–response range are
ideal for perceiving physical interactions in human health monitoring, soft robotic …

Information transduction via soft strain sensors under harsh conditions such as marine, oily
liquid, vacuum, and extreme temperatures without excess encapsulation facilitates modern …

Stretchable ionogels demonstrate promising potentials in the next-generation epidermal
electronics, due to their high conductivity, non-volatility and thermal stability. Nevertheless …

Wearable flexible strain sensors have attracted increasing research interest due to their
potential applications in motion detection, healthcare, human-computer interaction, and …

Fire disasters pose a significant threat to life and property worldwide, underscoring the
urgent necessity for advanced fire prevention technologies. In the field of intelligent fire …