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The skin is not only the largest human organ, capable of accomplishing distributed and multimodal sensing functions. Replicating the versatility of skin artificially is a significant challenge, not only in terms of signal processing but also in mechanics. ...

Stretchable biphasic conductors are formed by physical vapor deposition of gallium onto an alloying metal film. The properties of the photolithography-compatible thin metal films are highlighted by low sheet resistance (0.5 Ω sq−1) and large stretchability ...

A method for manufacturing a hybrid soft-rigid electromechanical device comprising the steps of i) placing electronic components on a temporary substrate; ii) encapsulating said electronic components within a soft curable material and curing said soft cura ...

This report demonstrates a wearable elastomer-based electronic skin including resistive sensors for monitoring fi nger articulation and capacitive tactile pressure sensors that register distributed pressure along the entire length of the fi nger. Pressure ...

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Stretchable metallization technologies for skin-like transducers

Intrinsically Stretchable Biphasic (Solid–Liquid) Thin Metal Films

Method for manufacturing hybrid soft-rigid electronic devices

Elastomeric Electronic Skin for Prosthetic Tactile Sensation

Harnessing the Rheological Properties of Liquid Metals To Shape Soft Electronic Conductors for Wearable Applications

Design and Functional Evaluation of an Epidermal Strain Sensing System for Hand Tracking