JOURNAL ARTICLE

Highly stable kirigami-structured stretchable strain sensors for perdurable wearable electronics

Kaichen XuYuyao LuSatoko HondaTakayuki ArieSeiji AkitaKuniharu Takei

Year: 2019 Journal:   Journal of Materials Chemistry C Vol: 7 (31)Pages: 9609-9617   Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

Abstract

A kirigami-based graphene–polymer hybrid nanocomposite is realized by a laser direct writing technique for reliable skin-inspired strain sensors, presenting almost no performance degradation even after >60 000 stretching cycle tests.

Keywords:
Materials science Graphene Wearable computer Wearable technology Strain (injury) Electronics Nanotechnology Nanocomposite Laser Optoelectronics Composite material Computer science Optics Electrical engineering Embedded system

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