Printing methods such as additive manufacturing (AM) and direct writing (DW) for radio
frequency (RF) components including antennas, filters, transmission lines, and interconnects …

This article provides a few practical guidelines for designing wearable antennas. A crucial
requirement for this kind of antenna is to be noninvasive and" invisible" to the final user. To …

This letter presents the proof-of-concept of the fabrication and performance analysis of a
flexible and stretchable wearable antenna on a three-dimensional (3-D) printed substrate. It …

This paper thoroughly investigates material characterization, reliability evaluation,
fabrication, and assembly processes of additively manufactured flexible packaging and …

The ultimate goal of this paper is to print radio frequency (RF) and microwave structures
using a 3-D platform and to pattern metal films on nonplanar structures. To overcome …

A novel wearable and flexible energy autonomous on-body sensing network is proposed
featuring full operability through energy harvesting from a hand-held 464.5-MHz UHF two …

In this study, the characterisation of three‐dimensional (3D)‐printed substrates in terms of
relative dielectric constant and loss tangent by using the T‐resonator method is proposed. In …

Recent studies have been focused on the 3D-printed wearable passive sensor on fabric for
health monitoring, tracking users, muscle movement, etc. Also, some review reports have …

Each sensing application has its own set of unique requirements and constraints that must
be satisfied by its sensor. These requirements can include being wireless, passive …

Each sensing application has its own set of unique requirements and constraints that must
be satisfied by the sensor. These requirements can include being wireless, passive, non …