Lignocellulose‐mediated liquid metal (LM) composites, as emerging functional materials,
show tremendous potential for a variety of applications. The abundant hydroxyl, carboxyl …

Unlike conventional rigid machines, soft robots generally have unique operation styles that
rely heavily on soft matter engineering and smart material systems. Owing to the superior …

Integration of functional fillers into liquid metals (LM) induces rheology modification,
enabling the free-form sha** of LM at the micrometer scale. However, integrating non …

Kirigami, a traditional paper‐cutting art, is a promising method for creating mechanically
robust circuitry for unconventional devices capable of extreme stretchability through …

Skin‐like stretchable electronics emerge as promising human–machine interfaces but are
challenged by the paradox between superior electronic property and reliable mechanical …

Liquid metals, particularly non‐toxic gallium‐based alloys, have emerged as promising
materials for future soft electronics due to their unique properties, including fluidity, excellent …

Chitosan holds great promise for demanding applications such as functional packing and
biomedical uses. There has been a notable increase in interest in combining chitosan or its …

Soft miniature machines demonstrate multimodal actuation and morphology change
capabilities in narrow spaces smaller than their dimension. The wirelessly controlled soft …

Although additive manufacturing enables controllable structural design and customized
performance for magnetoelectric sensors, their design and fabrication still require careful …

Liquid metal (LM) can serve as functional fillers, initiators, and cross-linkers for hydrogels.
However, the high surface energy of LM makes it difficult to disperse uniformly and stably in …