Hydrogel-Based Biointerfaces: Recent Advances, Challenges, and Future Directions in Human–Machine Integration
Aziz Ullah,
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Do Youn Kim,
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Sung In Lim
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et al.
Gels,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(4), P. 232 - 232
Published: March 23, 2025
Human–machine
interfacing
(HMI)
has
emerged
as
a
critical
technology
in
healthcare,
robotics,
and
wearable
electronics,
with
hydrogels
offering
unique
advantages
multifunctional
materials
that
seamlessly
connect
biological
systems
electronic
devices.
This
review
provides
detailed
examination
of
recent
advancements
hydrogel
design,
focusing
on
their
properties
potential
applications
HMI.
We
explore
the
key
characteristics
such
biocompatibility,
mechanical
flexibility,
responsiveness,
which
are
essential
for
effective
long-term
integration
tissues.
Additionally,
we
highlight
innovations
conductive
hydrogels,
hybrid
composite
materials,
fabrication
techniques
3D/4D
printing,
allow
customization
to
meet
demands
specific
HMI
applications.
Further,
discuss
diverse
classes
polymers
contribute
conductivity,
including
conducting,
natural,
synthetic,
polymers,
emphasizing
role
enhancing
electrical
performance
adaptability.
In
addition
material
examine
regulatory
landscape
governing
hydrogel-based
biointerfaces
applications,
addressing
considerations
clinical
translation
commercialization.
An
analysis
patent
insights
into
emerging
trends
shaping
future
technologies
human–machine
interactions.
The
also
covers
range
neural
interfaces,
soft
haptic
systems,
where
play
transformative
Thereafter,
addresses
challenges
face
issues
related
stability,
scalability,
while
perspectives
continued
evolution
technologies.
Language: Английский
Advances in Soft Mechanocaloric Materials
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
Abstract
The
development
of
soft
mechanocaloric
materials
is
becoming
increasingly
important
due
to
the
growing
demand
for
energy‐efficient
and
environmentally
friendly
thermoregulation
solutions.
Here
effects
in
materials,
which
can
convert
mechanical
energy
into
heat
energy,
discussed,
their
applications
sensing,
therapeutics,
explored.
It
begins
by
introducing
principles
effect
recent
advances
its
study
within
materials’
systems.
Then
personalized
healthcare
sustainable
Finally,
importance
identifying
with
high
coefficients
low
manufacturing
costs
emphasized
broaden
applicability.
Additionally,
a
comprehensive
perspective
on
provided
both
heating
cooling
applications,
emphasizing
transformative
potential
various
fields.
Language: Английский