Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(25)
Published: June 28, 2023
Conductive
hydrogels
exhibit
high
potential
in
the
fields
of
wearable
sensors,
healthcare
monitoring,
and
e-skins.
However,
it
remains
a
huge
challenge
to
integrate
elasticity,
low
hysteresis,
excellent
stretch-ability
physical
crosslinking
hydrogels.
This
study
reports
synthesis
polyacrylamide
(PAM)-3-(trimethoxysilyl)
propyl
methacrylate-grafted
super
arborized
silica
nanoparticle
(TSASN)-lithium
chloride
(LiCl)
hydrogel
sensors
with
electrical
conductivity.
The
introduction
TSASN
enhances
mechanical
strength
reversible
resilience
PAM-TSASN-LiCl
by
chain
entanglement
interfacial
chemical
bonding,
provides
stress-transfer
centers
for
external-force
diffusion.
These
show
outstanding
(a
tensile
stress
80-120
kPa,
elongation
at
break
900-1400%,
dissipated
energy
0.8-9.6
kJ
m
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. 15042 - 15052
Published: Aug. 19, 2022
Developing
high-performance
and
functional
hydrogels
that
mimic
biological
materials
in
nature
is
promising
yet
remains
highly
challenging.
Through
a
facile,
scalable
unidirectional
freezing
followed
by
salting-out
approach,
type
of
composed
"trashed"
MXene
sediment
(MS)
biomimetic
pores
manufactured.
By
integrating
the
honeycomb-like
ordered
porous
structure,
conductive
MS,
water,
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
effectiveness
up
to
90
dB
X
band
can
reach
more
than
40
ultrabroadband
gigahertz
(8.2–40
GHz)
for
flexible
hydrogel,
outperforming
previously
reported
EMI
shields.
Moreover,
thanks
stable
framework
MS-based
influences
water
on
performance
are
quantitatively
identified.
Furthermore,
extremely
low
content
silver
nanowire
embedded
into
hydrogels,
leading
significantly
improved
multiple
reflection-induced
microwave
loss
thus
performance.
Last,
allow
sensitive
reliable
detection
human
motions
smart
coding.
This
work
not
only
achieves
control
via
interior
structure
but
also
demonstrates
waste-free,
low-cost,
strategy
prepare
multifunctional,
hydrogels.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Nov. 5, 2022
Abstract
Natural
gels
and
biomimetic
hydrogel
materials
have
been
able
to
achieve
outstanding
integrated
mechanical
properties
due
the
gain
of
natural
biological
structures.
However,
nearly
every
structure
relies
on
water
as
solvents
or
carriers,
which
limits
possibility
in
extreme
conditions,
such
sub-zero
temperatures
long-term
application.
Here,
peptide-enhanced
eutectic
were
synthesized
by
introducing
α-helical
“molecular
spring”
into
deep
solvent.
The
gel
takes
full
advantage
structure,
achieving
high
tensile/compression,
good
resilience,
superior
fracture
toughness,
excellent
fatigue
resistance
strong
adhesion,
while
it
also
inherits
benefits
solvent
solves
problems
volatilization
freezing.
This
enables
unprecedentedly
long
stable
sensing
human
motion
movement.
electrical
signal
shows
almost
no
drift
even
after
10,000
deformations
for
29
hours
−20
°C
80
temperature
range.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(49)
Published: Sept. 30, 2022
Abstract
Human‐machine
interfaces
(HMIs)
play
important
role
in
the
communication
between
humans
and
robots.
Touchless
HMIs
with
high
hand
dexterity
hygiene
hold
great
promise
medical
applications,
especially
during
pandemic
of
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID‐19)
to
reduce
spread
virus.
However,
current
touchless
are
mainly
restricted
by
limited
types
gesture
recognition,
requirement
wearing
accessories,
complex
sensing
platforms,
light
conditions,
low
recognition
accuracy,
obstructing
their
practical
applications.
Here,
an
intelligent
noncontact
gesture‐recognition
system
is
presented
through
integration
a
triboelectric
sensor
(TTS)
deep
learning
technology.
Combined
deep‐learning‐based
multilayer
perceptron
neural
network,
TTS
can
recognize
16
different
gestures
average
accuracy
96.5%.
The
further
applied
control
robot
for
collecting
throat
swabs
mode.
Compared
present
HMIs,
proposed
diverse
utilizing
charges
naturally
carried
on
human
fingers
without
need
complicated
device
structures,
adequate
achieves
accuracy.
This
could
provide
exciting
opportunities
develop
new
generation
equipment,
as
well
public
facilities,
smart
robots,
virtual
reality,
metaverse,
etc.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(16), P. 16160 - 16173
Published: July 31, 2023
There
is
huge
demand
for
recreating
human
skin
with
the
functions
of
epidermis
and
dermis
interactions
physical
world.
Herein,
a
biomimetic,
ultrasensitive,
multifunctional
hydrogel-based
electronic
(BHES)
was
proposed.
Its
function
mimicked
using
poly(ethylene
terephthalate)
nanoscale
wrinkles,
enabling
accurate
identification
materials
through
capabilities
to
gain/lose
electrons
during
contact
electrification.
Internal
mechanoreceptor
by
interdigital
silver
electrodes
stick–slip
sensing
identify
textures/roughness.
The
patterned
microcone
hydrogel,
achieving
pressure
sensors
high
sensitivity
(17.32
mV/Pa),
large
range
(20–5000
Pa),
low
detection
limit,
fast
response
(10
ms)/recovery
time
(17
ms).
Assisted
deep
learning,
this
BHES
achieved
accuracy
minimized
interference
in
identifying
(95.00%
10
materials)
textures
(97.20%
four
roughness
cases).
By
integrating
signal
acquisition/processing
circuits,
wearable
drone
control
system
demonstrated
three-degree-of-freedom
movement
enormous
potentials
soft
robots,
self-powered
human–machine
interaction
interfaces
digital
twins.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 5811 - 5821
Published: Jan. 17, 2023
Flexible
strain
sensors
have
significant
progress
in
the
fields
of
human–computer
interaction,
medical
monitoring,
and
handwriting
recognition,
but
they
also
face
many
challenges
such
as
capture
weak
signals,
comprehensive
acquisition
information,
accurate
recognition.
can
sense
externally
applied
deformations,
accurately
measure
human
motion
physiological
record
signal
characteristics
handwritten
text.
Herein,
we
prepare
a
sandwich-structured
flexible
sensor
based
on
an
MXene/polypyrrole/hydroxyethyl
cellulose
(MXene/PPy/HEC)
conductive
material
PDMS
substrate.
The
features
wide
linear
detection
range
(0–94%),
high
sensitivity
(gauge
factor
357.5),
reliable
repeatability
(>1300
cycles),
ultrafast
response–recovery
time
(300
ms),
other
excellent
sensing
properties.
MXene/PPy/HEC
detect
activities,
exhibiting
performance
measuring
external
changes
real-time
detection.
In
addition,
signals
English
words,
Arabic
numerals,
Chinese
characters
by
volunteers
measured
unique
characteristics.
Through
machine
learning
technology,
different
are
successfully
identified,
recognition
accuracy
is
higher
than
96%.
results
show
that
has
impact
detection,
health
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(17)
Published: Feb. 7, 2023
Abstract
Inspired
by
nature,
various
self‐healing
materials
that
can
recover
their
physical
properties
after
external
damage
have
been
developed.
Recently,
widely
used
in
electronic
devices
for
improving
durability
and
protecting
the
from
failure
during
operation.
Moreover,
integrate
many
other
intriguing
of
biological
systems,
such
as
stretchability,
mechanical
toughness,
adhesion,
structural
coloration,
providing
additional
fascinating
experiences.
All
these
inspirations
attracted
extensive
research
on
bioinspired
soft
electronics.
This
review
presents
a
detailed
discussion
Firstly,
two
main
healing
mechanisms
are
introduced.
Then,
four
categories
electronics,
including
insulators,
semiconductors,
conductors,
ionic
reviewed,
functions,
working
principles,
applications
summarized.
Finally,
human‐inspired
animal‐inspired
well
applications,
organic
field‐effect
transistors
(OFETs),
pressure
sensors,
strain
chemical
triboelectric
nanogenerators
(TENGs),
actuators,
cutting‐edge
promising
field
is
believed
to
stimulate
more
excellent
cross‐discipline
works
material
science,
flexible
novel
accelerating
development
human
motion
monitoring,
environmental
sensing,
information
transmission,
etc.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(21)
Published: Nov. 22, 2023
Abstract
Hydrogels
have
emerged
as
powerful
building
blocks
to
develop
various
soft
bioelectronics
because
of
their
tissue‐like
mechanical
properties,
superior
bio‐compatibility,
the
ability
conduct
both
electrons
and
ions,
multiple
stimuli‐responsiveness.
However,
hydrogels
are
vulnerable
damage,
which
limits
usage
in
developing
durable
hydrogel‐based
bioelectronics.
Self‐healing
aim
endow
with
property
repairing
specific
functions
after
failure,
thus
improving
durability,
reliability,
longevity.
This
review
discusses
recent
advances
self‐healing
hydrogels,
from
mechanisms,
material
chemistry,
strategies
for
properties
improvement
hydrogel
materials,
design,
fabrication,
applications
bioelectronics,
including
wearable
physical
biochemical
sensors,
supercapacitors,
flexible
display
devices,
triboelectric
nanogenerators
(TENGs),
implantable
etc.
Furthermore,
persisting
challenges
hampering
development
prospects
proposed.
is
expected
expedite
research
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
123(8), P. 4693 - 4763
Published: Feb. 8, 2023
Fibers,
originating
from
nature
and
mastered
by
human,
have
woven
their
way
throughout
the
entire
history
of
human
civilization.
Recent
developments
in
semiconducting
polymer
materials
further
endowed
fibers
textiles
with
various
electronic
functions,
which
are
attractive
applications
such
as
information
interfacing,
personalized
medicine,
clean
energy.
Owing
to
ability
be
easily
integrated
into
daily
life,
soft
fiber
electronics
based
on
polymers
gained
popularity
recently
for
wearable
implantable
applications.
Herein,
we
present
a
review
previous
current
progress
polymer-based
electronics,
particularly
focusing
smart-wearable
areas.
First,
provide
brief
overview
viewpoint
basic
concepts
functionality
requirements
different
devices.
Then
analyze
existing
associated
devices
interfaces,
healthcare
energy
conversion
storage.
The
working
principle
performance
summarized.
Furthermore,
focus
fabrication
techniques
Based
continuous
one-dimensional
yarn,
introduce
two-
three-dimensional
fabric
fabricating
methods.
Finally,
challenges
relevant
perspectives
potential
solutions
address
related
problems.
ACS Materials Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
5(7), P. 1787 - 1830
Published: May 26, 2023
Due
to
the
good
reliability
and
long-term
stability,
self-healing
hydrogels
have
emerged
as
promising
soft
materials
for
tissue
engineering,
smart
wearable
sensors,
bioelectronics,
energy
storage
devices.
The
mechanism
depends
on
reversible
chemical
or
physical
cross-linking
interactions.
Self-healing
with
fascinating
features
(including
mechanical
performances,
biocompatibility,
conductivity,
antibacterial
ability,
responsiveness,
etc.)
are
being
designed
developed
according
practical
application
requirements.
In
this
review,
recent
progress
in
their
synthesis
strategies
multiple
applications
is
summarized.
Their
involve
processes
a
combination
of
two.
include
flexible
strain
supercapacitors,
actuators,
adhesives,
wound
healing,
drug
delivery,
tumor
treatment,
3D
printing,
etc.
Finally,
current
challenges,
future
development,
opportunities
discussed.