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Recent advances in conductive hydrogels for soft biointegrated electronics: Materials, properties, and device applications

Conductive hydrogels have paved the way for recent progress in developing soft bioelectronics devices by addressing mechanical mismatches between soft biological tissues and rigid electronic devices....

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Organic electrochemical transistor in wearable bioelectronics: Profiles, applications, and integration

Wearable bioelectronics attracts great interest as an important medium to bridge electronics and biological systems. As an emerging part of wearable electronics, organic electrochemical transistors...

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Flexible near-infrared organic photodetectors for emergent wearable applications

With the evolution of Industry 4.0, next-generation wearable devices have come under the spotlight, where organic electronics are playing an important role due to their flexible form factor, high performance,...

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Wearable cuffless blood pressure monitoring: From flexible electronics to machine learning

Hypertension significantly contributes to the widespread occurrence of cardiovascular disease globally. Routine portable blood pressure monitoring is crucial for the prevention and screening of hypertension....

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Highly elastic, permeable liquid metal–iron fibre mat conductor for electrophysiological monitoring

Liquid metal-based stretchable conductors have garnered significant attention for their broad applications in bioelectronics, wearable devices and soft robotics. However, challenges such as poor wettability...

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Applications of organic solar cells in wearable electronics

Recently, wearable electronic devices have been drawing considerable interest because of their versatility in a wide range of applications, including motion detection, smart clothing, and health surveillance....

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Enhancing wearable electronics through thermal management innovations

Wearable electronics with integrated thermoregulatory functionalities have garnered significant attention due to their critical role in enhancing body thermal comfort. Efficient thermal management is...

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Toward all flexible sensing systems for next-generation wearables

Recent advances in science and technology have enabled a promising future for wearable devices with the ability to seamlessly interact with their users. The next generation of wearable systems should...

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Organic semiconductors based wearable bioelectronics

Wearable bioelectronics represent a rapidly growing field with significant potential to revolutionize healthcare monitoring, diagnostics, and therapeutics. These devices enable continuous, real-time...

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Flexible three-dimensional integrated circuits (3D ICs) based on liquid metal

The rapid advancement of flexible electronics has unlocked opportunities across diverse fields, including medical science and device engineering. Developing flexible three-dimensional integrated circuits...

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Perovskite solar cells: From planar designs to fiber-based innovations

Much progress has been made in wearable electronics in recent years, with fiber-based devices offering unprecedented capabilities in vision, hearing, environmental sensing, communication, energy management,...

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Patterned growth of organic semiconductors for ultra-high resolution microelectronics and optoelectronics

With intrinsic properties of flexibility, biocompatibility and lightweight, organic semiconductors have gained significant interests and witnessed substantial progresses in microelectronics and optoelectronics....

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Flexible polarization-sensitive photodetectors based on a NiPS3/MoTe2 heterostructure

Flexible electronics that are stretchable or bendable have attracted increased attention in the field of wearable and portable electronics. Traditional bulk materials encounter challenges because of...

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Patient-centric care: Unveiling the potential of wearable electronics in clinical practice

Wearable electronics have the capability to monitor human activities and various physiological indicators in a real-time, continuous, non-invasive, and wireless manner, making them a valuable complement...

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Intrinsically flexible organic phototransistors for bioinspired neuromorphic sensory system

With the development of the Human-Computer Interaction and Internet of Things applications, bioinspired wearable electronics have gained extensive attention. In view of the low-cost availability, multifunctional...

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Organic transistors-driven wearable electronics for smart life

Due to their potential to blur the boundaries between biological organisms and electronics, wearable electronics can be leveraged to create intelligent technologies and smart life. Advancements in organic...

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Flexible electrodes with enhancement of electronic-ionic conductivity for electrophysiological signal monitoring

The transmission of electrophysiological signals to the skin is subject to decay, which renders them challenging to detect. To improve the signal-to-noise ratio, we need electrodes with low skin impedance...

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Recent advancements in wearable self-healing polysiloxane materials and wearable sensors

Wearable electronics have increasingly been integrated into modern technology, providing cutting-edge solutions for health monitoring, environmental sensing and interactive applications. Renowned for...

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Flexible modular strategy for tailored, human–machine fusion wearable electronics

Over the past three decades, the field of wearable electronics has experienced significant growth, with future developments expected to lead to more seamless integration and a profound symbiosis between...

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Wearable healthcare monitoring and therapeutic bioelectronics

Bioelectronics is playing an increasingly vital role in continuous healthcare monitoring and precision therapy due to its flexibility, biocompatibility, patient-friendly design, and long-term stability....

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Highly durable MXene-based pressure sensor enabled by homogeneous interfacial locking

Pressure sensors with linear high sensitivity and a broad response range enable the capture of subtle pressure changes across various scenarios, making them essential for accurate detection. Conventional...

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Hierarchical carbon nanotube-decorated polyacrylonitrile smart textiles for wearable biomonitoring

Respiration monitoring enables continuous assessment of physiological status and potential diseases. We reported a polyacrylonitrile/carbon nanotubes/latex composite membrane (PCM) capable of converting...

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Making hydrogels into circuits

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Nanofibrous metal oxide semiconductor for sensory face masks

Sensory face masks are designed to integrate sensors that monitor health metrics, such as breathing rate and body temperature, thereby providing continuous physiological data. However, current sensing...

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Muscle fatigue identification and prediction in motion using wearable device with power and torque-based features

Monitoring muscle fatigue is a critical area of research in both the fields of rehabilitation medicine and sports science. Despite its importance, practical measurement remains challenging due to constraints...

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