Flexible pressure sensors capable of transducing pressure stimuli into electrical signals
have drawn extensive attention owing to their potential applications for human-machine …

Abstract Poly (glycerol sebacate)(PGS) and its derivatives have been developed and used
for various biomedical applications over the past two decades. Several publications have …

Wearable sensors and devices capable of simulating human somatosensation are highly
desirable to develop the next generation of electronic skins (e-skins), human-machine …

Elastomer-based piezoresistive sensors are an impactful and promising means of
monitoring biological motion, tracking biosignals, and measuring the mechanical collision of …

Ionic liquid (IL)-based gels (ionogels), which consist of ILs and polymer networks, are
emerging materials with extraordinary properties, such as good ionic conductivity …

Flexible wearable sensors have attracted a lot of attention because of their great potential for
application in wearable medical health detection, human activity detection, and artificial …

Humidity sensors, benefit from their superior humidity‐sensitive components, are able to
respond to the environment moisture changes. Based on this feature, the humidity sensor …

In recent years, the rapid advancement of wearable multifunctional bioelectronics has
expanded the horizons of smart biomedical and healthcare applications. However, there is a …

Chitosan has been utilized as a popular biopolymer to fabricate hydrogels for biomedical
applications. However, chitosan hydrogels are generally too brittle to mimic the deformability …

Respiratory diseases are currently monitored through traditional pulmonary function tests,
such as spirometry. However, the restrictions of these procedures, particularly in the context …