Advanced epidermal electronic devices, capable of real‐time monitoring of physical,
physiological, and biochemical signals and administering appropriate therapeutics, are …

The design of advanced materials with coupled optical and mechanical properties is an
important challenge in materials science; especially, the implementation of soft materials in …

Abstract Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) technology creates ample opportunities for making 3D
printed soft polymers for a wide range of grades and properties. In DLS, a 3D printer uses a …

Highly sensitive microfiber strain sensors are promising for the detection of mechanical
deformations in applications where limited space is available. In particular for in situ battery …

Conductive elastomer composites are widely recognized as prospective strain sensing
materials in soft robotics and biomedical engineering due to their high elasticity and light …

Spray polyurea (SPUA) is widely used as a protective coating material for structures
subjected to the intensive impulsive loadings, attributed to its prominent large tensile …

Abstract Using three-dimensional (3D) printing technology, the wood flour
(WF)/thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) composites with different contents of WF and …

The macroscopic properties of polymers could be significantly affected by subtle structural
changes in the building blocks, either in a beneficial or detrimental manner. Therefore, it is of …

Material jetting, particularly PolyJet technology, is an additive manufacturing (AM) process
which has introduced novel flexible elastomers used in bio-inspired soft robots, compliant …

Flexible strain sensors have attracted much attention owing to the potential applications in
monitoring body movement and health conditions. Despite the research in this field, it is still …