With the rapid development of intelligent electronic technology, flexible omnidirectional
sensors attract considerable interest due to their capability to detect complex motions in …

Wearable piezoresistive sensors have shown enormous application prospects in flexible
electronics and human–machine interfaces. However, current piezoresistive sensors suffer …

Anisotropic flexible pressure/strain sensors are widely used in medical testing, wearable
devices, human–machine interfaces, and robotic electronic skin due to their high flexibility …

The island‐bridge structural design is a common strategy for imparting stretchability to
flexible electronic devices. In this structure, the low modulus regions bear most of the …

The advancement of highly sensitive and multifunctional sensors is beneficial for promoting
flexible electronic devices and human healthcare management. Herein, inspired by the …

Ionogels have garnered great attention for fabricating flexible soft ionotronics as they can
mimic human skin that responds to external stimuli. However, the low detection sensitivity …

Stretchable electronics have experienced remarkable progress, especially in sensors and
wireless communication systems, attributed to their ability to conformably contact with rough …

Tactile sensors that can mimic the sensory capabilities of human skin to perceive external
static and dynamic pressure without tensile interference are essential in smart wearable …

Electrochemical (EC) detection is a powerful tool supporting simple, low-cost, and rapid
analysis. Although screen printing is commonly used to mass fabricate disposable EC chips …

High‐performance sensors capable of detecting multidirectional strains are indispensable to
understand the complex motions involved in flexible electronics. Conventional isotropic …