Flexible/stretchable electronics, which are characterized by their ultrathin design, lightweight
structure, and excellent mechanical robustness and conformability, have garnered …

Hands are vital in a wide range of fundamental daily activities, and neurological diseases
that impede hand function can significantly affect quality of life. Wearable hand gesture …

A stretchable pressure sensor is a necessary tool for perceiving physical interactions that
take place on soft/deformable skins present in human bodies, prosthetic limbs, or soft robots …

Soft wearable electronics for underwater applications are of interest, but depend on the
development of a waterproof, long-term sustainable power source. In this work, we report a …

Electronic skin, a kind of flexible electronic device and system inspired by human skin, has
emerged as a promising candidate for wearable personal healthcare applications. Wearable …

Temperature sensing is an important parameter needed to be measured by the eSkin during
the physical interaction of robots with real-world objects. Yet, most of the work on sensors in …

The emulation of human sensation, perception, and action processes has become a major
challenge for bioinspired intelligent robotics, interactive human–machine interfacing, and …

Inspired by biology, significant advances have been made in the field of electronic skin
(eSkin) or tactile skin. Many of these advances have come through mimicking the …

Flexible pressure sensors hold great potential for applications in human–machine
interaction and flexible robotics, but the balance of their sensitivity and sensing range …

The patterning of functional nanomaterials shows a promising path in the advanced
fabrication of electronic and optoelectronic devices. Current micropatterning strategies are …