In recent years, flexible wearable electronics have been widely used in smart wearable
devices, micro-robots, and sensors due to their seamless integration with the human body …

Increasingly aggravated water scarcity and pollution lead to great challenges in
humankind's survival and social advancement. Solar-driven interfacial evaporation, which …

Soft robots have recently attracted increasing interest due to their advantages in durability,
flexibility, and deformability, which enable them to adapt to unstructured environments and …

Hydrogel‐based electronics have inherent similarities to biological tissues and hold
potential for wearable applications. However, low conductivity, poor stretchability …

Conductive hydrogels as promising candidate materials for flexible strain sensors have
gained considerable attentions. However, it is still a great challenge to construct hydrogel …

Versatile and recyclable conductive hydrogels with long-term environmental adaptability
and mechanical stability have attracted tremendous attention in wearable smart electronics …

The conductive hydrogels with skin-like modulus have flourished as a promising soft
electronic material for health monitoring and human-machine interface systems …

The development of multifunctional bio‐adhesive plays a critical role in achieving a
sustainable society, where the intrinsic sensitivity to water and poor dynamics severely …

Though gaining increasing attention in various portable and wireless electronic devices and
sensors, flexible gels used in strain sensors and triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) still …

Hydrogels are made tough to resist crack propagation. However, for seamless integration
into devices and machines, it necessitates robustness against cyclic loads. Central to this …