With the growing demand for personalized healthcare and human–machine interfaces, the
on-skin and wearable system has received great attentions. As a kind of epidermal …

Supramolecular adhesive materials (SAMs) have garnered significant research interest
owing to the outstanding attributes offered by dynamic bonds, including self-healability …

Wearable sensors are tightly attached on skin of different body parts for physiological
monitoring and motion detection. In addition to sensing performance and flexible formation …

As 5G technology advances and enhances the interconnection of science and technology,
the demand for advanced sensors has increased. Conventional rigid sensors are …

With the rapid development of wearable electronics, conductive yarn strain sensors have
attracted much attention due to their excellent flexibility, conformability, and knittability …

To meet the demands of challenging usage scenarios, there is an increasing need for
flexible electronic skins that can operate properly not only in terrestrial environments but …

Bifunctional flexible electronics with motion monitoring and energy harvesting have broad
application prospects in day-to-day activities of human society. Nevertheless, conventional …

Highly robust soft strain gauges are rapidly emerging as a promising candidate in the fields
of vital signs and machine conditions monitoring. However, it is still a key challenge to …

Functionalized hydrogels integrating soft nature and electrical properties are of great
significance for the development of human–machine interfaces, smart wearable devices …

Abstract The rising Internet-of-Things industry has generated considerable interest in self-
sustainable multimodal flexible wearable electronics. However, it remains challenging to …