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Leaf-meridian bio-inspired nanofibrous electronics with uniform distributed microgrid and 3D multi-level structure for wearable applications

Engineering and Technology

Leaf-meridian bio-inspired nanofibrous electronics with uniform distributed microgrid and 3D multi-level structure for wearable applications

M. Wang, L. Dong, et al.

This research presents an innovative bio-inspired nanofibrous membrane designed for wearable electronics. By emulating frond leaves, the team has developed a pressure sensor with remarkable sensitivity, quick response times, and a low detection threshold, paving the way for next-generation wearable devices. This work was conducted by Mingxu Wang, Li Dong, Jiajia Wu, Jian Shi, Qiang Gao, Chunhong Zhu, and Hideaki Morikawa.... show more
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