Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: March 11, 2024
Achieving
flexible
electronics
with
comfort
and
durability
comparable
to
traditional
textiles
is
one
of
the
ultimate
pursuits
smart
wearables.
Ink
printing
desirable
for
e-textile
development
using
a
simple
inexpensive
process.
However,
fabricating
high-performance
atop
good
dispersity,
stability,
biocompatibility,
wearability
high-resolution,
large-scale
manufacturing,
practical
applications
has
remained
challenging.
Here,
water-based
multi-walled
carbon
nanotubes
(MWCNTs)-decorated
liquid
metal
(LM)
inks
are
proposed
carbonaceous
gallium-indium
micro-nanostructure.
With
assistance
biopolymers,
sodium
alginate-encapsulated
LM
droplets
contain
high
carboxyl
groups
which
non-covalently
crosslink
silk
sericin-mediated
MWCNTs.
E-textile
can
be
prepared
subsequently
via
technique
natural
waterproof
triboelectric
coating,
enabling
flexibility,
hydrophilicity,
breathability,
wearability,
conductivity,
excellent
versatility,
without
any
artificial
chemicals.
The
obtained
used
in
various
designable
patterns
circuits.
Multi-sensing
recognizing
complex
human
motions,
breathing,
phonation,
pressure
distribution
demonstrated
repeatable
reliable
signals.
Self-powered
energy-harvesting
capabilities
also
presented
by
driving
electronic
devices
lighting
LEDs.
As
proof
concept,
this
work
provides
new
opportunities
scalable
sustainable
way
develop
novel
wearable
clothing
future
commercial
applications.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(6)
Published: Jan. 15, 2023
Room-temperature
liquid
metal
(LM)-based
electronics
is
expected
to
bring
advancements
in
future
soft
owing
its
conductivity,
conformability,
stretchability,
and
biocompatibility.
However,
various
difficulties
arise
when
patterning
LM
because
of
rheological
features
such
as
fluidity
surface
tension.
Numerous
attempts
are
made
overcome
these
difficulties,
resulting
LM-patterning
methods.
An
appropriate
choice
method
based
on
comprehensive
understanding
necessary
fully
utilize
the
unique
properties.
Therefore,
authors
aim
provide
thorough
knowledge
about
methods
properties
for
LM-based
electronics.
First,
essential
considerations
investigated.
Then,
methods-serial-patterning,
parallel-patterning,
intermetallic
bond-assisted
patterning,
molding/microfluidic
injection-are
categorized
Finally,
perspectives
with
provided.
They
include
outstanding
biocompatibility,
permeability,
restorability,
recyclability.
Also,
they
areas
radio
frequency
electronics,
robots,
heterogeneous
catalyst.
devices
permeate
daily
lives
if
aforementioned
analyzed
utilized.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
95(7), P. 3811 - 3820
Published: Feb. 7, 2023
Interest
in
wearable
and
stretchable
multifunctional
sensors
has
grown
rapidly
recent
years.
The
sensing
elements
must
accurately
detect
external
stimuli
to
expand
their
applicability
as
sensors.
However,
the
sensor's
self-healing
adhesion
a
target
object
have
been
major
challenges
developing
such
practical
versatile
devices.
In
this
study,
we
prepared
hydrogel
(LM-SA-PAA)
composed
of
liquid
metal
(LM),
sodium
alginate
(SA),
poly(acrylic
acid)
(PAA)
with
ultrastretchable,
excellent
self-healing,
self-adhesive,
high-sensitivity
capabilities
that
enable
conformal
contact
between
sensor
skin
even
during
dynamic
movements.
performance
stems
from
its
double
cross-linked
networks,
including
physical
chemical
networks.
cross-link
formed
by
ionic
interaction
carboxyl
groups
PAA
gallium
ions
provide
reversible
autonomous
repair
properties,
whereas
covalent
bond
provides
stable
strong
network.
Alginate
forms
microgel
shell
around
LM
nanoparticles
via
coordination
Ga
ions.
addition
offering
exceptional
colloidal
stability,
sufficient
polar
groups,
ensuring
adheres
diverse
substrates.
Based
on
efficient
electrical
pathway
provided
LM,
exhibited
strain
sensitivity
enabled
detection
various
human
motions
electrocardiographic
monitoring.
preparation
method
is
simple
can
be
used
for
low-cost
fabrication
sensors,
which
broad
application
prospects
human-machine
interface
compatibility
medical
Small Methods,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(4)
Published: Feb. 22, 2023
The
past
several
years
have
witnessed
a
rapid
development
of
intelligent
wearable
devices.
However,
despite
the
splendid
advances,
creation
flexible
human-machine
interfaces
that
synchronously
possess
multiple
sensing
capabilities,
wearability,
accurate
responsivity,
sensitive
detectivity,
and
fast
recyclability
remains
substantial
challenge.
Herein,
convenient
yet
robust
strategy
is
reported
to
craft
transient
circuits
via
stencil
printing
liquid
metal
conductor
on
water-soluble
electrospun
film
for
interaction.
Due
inherent
within
porous
substrate,
feature
high-resolution,
customized
patterning
viability,
attractive
permeability,
excellent
electroconductivity,
superior
mechanical
stability.
More
importantly,
such
display
appealing
noncontact
proximity
capabilities
while
maintaining
compelling
tactile
performance,
which
unattainable
by
traditional
systems
with
compromised
contact
sensing.
As
such,
circuit
utilized
as
sensors
practical
multifunctionality,
including
information
transfer,
smart
identification,
trajectory
monitoring.
Furthermore,
an
interface
composed
fabricated
realize
specific
goals
wireless
object
control
overload
alarm.
are
quickly
efficiently
recycled
toward
high
economic
environmental
values.
This
work
opens
vast
possibilities
generating
high-quality
electronics
advanced
applications
in
soft
systems.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: March 11, 2024
Achieving
flexible
electronics
with
comfort
and
durability
comparable
to
traditional
textiles
is
one
of
the
ultimate
pursuits
smart
wearables.
Ink
printing
desirable
for
e-textile
development
using
a
simple
inexpensive
process.
However,
fabricating
high-performance
atop
good
dispersity,
stability,
biocompatibility,
wearability
high-resolution,
large-scale
manufacturing,
practical
applications
has
remained
challenging.
Here,
water-based
multi-walled
carbon
nanotubes
(MWCNTs)-decorated
liquid
metal
(LM)
inks
are
proposed
carbonaceous
gallium-indium
micro-nanostructure.
With
assistance
biopolymers,
sodium
alginate-encapsulated
LM
droplets
contain
high
carboxyl
groups
which
non-covalently
crosslink
silk
sericin-mediated
MWCNTs.
E-textile
can
be
prepared
subsequently
via
technique
natural
waterproof
triboelectric
coating,
enabling
flexibility,
hydrophilicity,
breathability,
wearability,
conductivity,
excellent
versatility,
without
any
artificial
chemicals.
The
obtained
used
in
various
designable
patterns
circuits.
Multi-sensing
recognizing
complex
human
motions,
breathing,
phonation,
pressure
distribution
demonstrated
repeatable
reliable
signals.
Self-powered
energy-harvesting
capabilities
also
presented
by
driving
electronic
devices
lighting
LEDs.
As
proof
concept,
this
work
provides
new
opportunities
scalable
sustainable
way
develop
novel
wearable
clothing
future
commercial
applications.