In recent years, flexible devices have gained rapid development with great potential in daily
life. As the core component of wearable devices, flexible tactile sensors are prized for their …

Hydrogels are three-dimensional polymer networks that are considered a promising option
for develo** strain sensors due to their stretchability, mechanical robustness, and high …

Conductive hydrogels have been extensively explored for human movement and health
monitoring. However, the poor adhesion of hydrogels to the skin hinders their performance …

Conductive hydrogels have limitations such as non-degradability, loss of electrical
conductivity at sub-zero temperatures, and single functionality, which limit their applicability …

Flexible strain sensors have important applications in wearable electronics, human motion
monitoring, and healthcare. Soft, compatible, and conductive hydrogels are considered …

Hydrogel adhesives are extensively employed in biological interfaces such as epidermal
flexible electronics, tissue engineering, and implanted device. The development of …

Hydrogels based on borate ester bonds exhibit remarkable tensile strength and self-healing
ability, which make them a promising material for various biological research and strain …

Abstract Development of wound dressings with antimicrobial activity and promotion of
sustained wound healing to reduce the use of antibiotics in infected wounds is important. In …

Recent advancements in biomaterials have significantly impacted wearable health
monitoring, creating opportunities for personalized and non-invasive health assessments …

The wearability of the flexible electronic skin (e-skin) allows it to attach to the skin for human
motion monitoring, which is essential for studying human motion and especially for …