New and innovative applications in the field of electronics are rapidly emerging. Such
applications often require flexible or stretchable substrates, lightweight and transparent …

We report the modeling, and geometrical and electrical characterization, of inkjet and screen-
printed patterns on different polymeric substrates for use as antennas in radio-frequency …

Here, we formulate low surface tension (∼ 30 mN/m) and low boiling point (∼ 79° C) inks of
graphene, single-wall carbon nanotubes and conductive polymer poly (3, 4 …

Many different parameters affect the antenna performance of the wearable sensors. In this
study, antenna performances of textile based sensors which have different pass numbers …

(Radio frequency identification) RFID tags integrated into clothing enable monitoring of
people without their conscious effort. This requires tags to be an unnoticeable part of …

Taking advantage of the sensor interface capabilities of a radio frequency identification
(RFID) chip, the integration of different types of sensors on printed ultrahigh frequency (UHF) …

In printed electronics, flawless printing quality is crucial for electronic device fabrication.
While printing defects may reduce the performance or even cause a failure in the electronic …

Development of a low-profile and conformal RFID tag antenna with an omnidirectional
radiation pattern when mounted on a water bottle is presented. The antenna design and …

Wearable antennas have an enormous potential in future welfare, healthcare, and childcare
applications. These applications require the antenna to be an integral and unnoticeable part …

Abstract 3D printing has garnered immense attention from many fields including in-office
rapid prototyping of mechanical parts, outer-space satellite replication, garage functional …