The future intelligent era that will be brought about by 5G technology can be well predicted.
For example, the connection between humans and smart wearable devices will become …

Dielectric elastomer actuators (DEAs) artificial muscle is a typical interdisciplinary research
category, which has developed by leaps and bounds in the past 20 years, showing great …

Skin‐stimulation technology has attracted intense attention for virtual/augmented reality
applications and tactile‐feedback systems. However, bulky, heavy, and stiff characteristics of …

Soft actuators are in high demand for applications such as sensors, soft robotics, biomimetic
devices, and actuators that can respond to different energies have enormous advantages …

Soft electrical actuators driven by low voltages are promising for interactive human–machine
interfaces (iHMI) applications including executing orders to complete various tasks and …

Ionogels with both high strength and high conductivity for wearable strain and pressure dual-
mode sensors are needed for human motion and health monitoring. Here, multiple hydrogen …

Haptics involves human touch sensing and tactile feedback and plays a crucial role in
physical interactions of humans with their environment. There is an ever‐increasing interest …

Alternating current electroluminescence (ACEL) as a unique display technology has been
studied for decades. Due to the development of component materials (phosphor, dielectric …

Due to an extremely low permittivity, silicone based dielectric elastomer actuator (DEA)
needs to be triggered by a very high voltage, thus endures the risks of electrical breakdown …

Dielectric elastomers are indispensable for soft actuators due to their fast actuation response
and diverse configuration. However, the existing dielectric elastomers have poor …