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Graphene electronic tattoos 2.0 with enhanced performance, breathability and robustness

Engineering and Technology

Graphene electronic tattoos 2.0 with enhanced performance, breathability and robustness

D. Kireev, J. Kampf, et al.

Discover the revolutionary advancements in wearable technology with Graphene Electronic Tattoos (GETs) 2.0, featuring enhanced electrical properties and breathability. Conducted by Dmitry Kireev, Jameson Kampf, Alena Hall, and Deji Akinwande, this research showcases multilayer GETs that not only improve performance but also function as efficient wearable electronic heaters.... show more
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