Soft robotics, an emerging field that focuses on the development of robots utilizing soft,
flexible, and deformable materials, is revolutionizing traditional robotics (reliant on rigid …

Gait disorders are disorders related to the movement of a person which often leads to the
inability to walk. Wearable technology in the form of consumer smart wearable devices can …

Next-generation wearables will interface intimately with the human body either on-skin,
implanted or woven into clothing. This requires electrical components that match the …

Sensors and transducers enable the robots' movements and interactions with humans and
the environment. Particularly, tactile and motion sensors, even those inspired by the human …

The development of flexible and wearable electronics has grown in recent years with
applications in different fields of industry and science. Consequently, the necessity of …

Future electronics call for materials with mechanical toughness, flexibility, and stretchability.
Moreover, self-healing and recyclability are highly desirable to mitigate the escalating …

The shapes of rubbers and elastomers are challenging to alter, and current methods relying
on permanent plasticity and dynamic cross-linking strategies are usually laborious and can …

Liquid electronics foresee potential applications in soft-robotics, printed electronics, and
healable electronics. The intrinsic shortcomings of the solid-state electronics can be offset by …

In the era of smart and sustainable technology driven by naturally occurring materials,
various nanocellulose-based materials play a crucial role. Shape memory behaviour and …

The measurement of biosignals in the clinical and healthcare fields is fundamental;
however, conventional electrodes pose challenges such as incomplete skin contact and skin …