Recently, novel functional ink materials and printing technologies confer sensors to
increasing novel features and facilitate their better integration with wearable, health …

The research and development of wearable sensors have gained a growing interest due to
the advantage of being flexible, thin, and light, which makes them highly desirable for robotic …

Printed electronics are an important enabling technology for the development of low‐cost,
large‐area, and flexible optoelectronic devices. Transparent conductive films (TCFs) made …

Recently, carbonaceous nanofillers such as graphene and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) play a
promising role due to their better structural, functional properties and broad range of …

Flexible and wearable electronic devices are emerging as the novel platform for portable
health monitoring, human–machine interaction, and some other electronic/optic …

Within decades of development, carbon nanomaterials such as carbon black, fullerene,
carbon nanotube, carbon nanofiber, graphene and their combined nanofillers have been …

Graphene inks have recently enabled the dramatic improvement of printed flexible
electronics due to their low cost, ease of processability, higher conductivity and flexibility. In …

Inkjet printing (IJP) is emerging as an attractive technology for wide variety of industrial and
scientific applications due to its mildness, simplicity, low-cost and scalability of production. It …

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are 1D nanostructured materials with unique mechanical, optical,
and electrical properties which can be potentially exploited for fabricating wide variety of …

This review deals with the use of solution processing approaches for organic electronics
with a focus on material ink formulations as well as on their applicability. The solution …