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Breathable and skin-conformal electronic skin with dual-modality synchronous perception of pressure and temperature

Authors: Hao Zhu; Zhelin Jin; Tie Li; Guanggui Cheng; Jianning Ding

DOI: 10.1088/1674-4926/25020031Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A novel electrospinning method creates ordered honeycomb and spinous dual-coupled microstructures in nanofibrous membranes, enhancing mechanical, breathability, and sensing performance. • The electronic skin exhibits a 276% increase in pressure sensitivity and a 137% increase in detection range compared to conventional random porous membranes. • The device achieves real-time, interference-free dual-modal sensing of pressure and temperature with a maximum temperature coefficient of resistance of −0.918 °C−1. • The skin-conformal and breathable design, using ionic liquid functionalized nanofibrous membranes, enables comfortable and reliable wearable applications.