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A liquid-free conducting ionoelastomer for 3D printable multifunctional self-healing electronic skin with tactile sensing capabilities

Qirui Wu, Yidan Xu, Songjiu Han, Jundong Zhu, Anbang Chen, Jiayu Zhang, Yujia Chen, Xiaoxiang Yang, Jianren Huang, Lunhui Guan

2023Materials Horizons51 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

3D printing of sensor arrays on flexible electrodes to detect light weight objects and recognize the resulting spatial pressure variations. Collectively, the results demonstrate that the designed LFCIg has unparalleled advantages and presents wide application potential in flexible robotics, e-skin and physiological signal monitoring.

Topics & Concepts

Self-healingMaterials scienceElectronicsElastomerElectrical conductorNanotechnologyConductivityStretchable electronicsFlexible electronicsComposite materialElectrical engineeringEngineeringMedicineChemistryPathologyAlternative medicinePhysical chemistryAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting MaterialsConducting polymers and applicationsDielectric materials and actuators
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