Polyphenol‐Mediated Multifunctional Human–Machine Interface Hydrogel Electrodes in Bioelectronics
Lili Jiang,
Donglin Gan,
Chuangyi Xu
et al.
Abstract:Human–machine interface (HMI) electrodes enable interactions between humans and bioelectronic devices by facilitating electrical stimulation and recording neural activity. However, reconciling the soft, hydrated nature of living human tissues with the rigid, dry properties of synthetic electronic systems is inherently challenging. Overcoming these significant differences, which is critical for developing compatible, effective, and stable interfaces, has become a key research area in materials science and techn… Show more
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