Skin-mimetic tough polyurethane ionogel for use in soft ionotronics

Hong, Bin; Xu, Yiyan; Tan, Jun; Xie, Zeming; Zheng, Si Yu; Wang, Qi; Zhou, Zhijun; Yang, Jintao

doi:10.1039/d3tc03661h

J. Mater. Chem. C

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3tc03661h

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Skin-mimetic tough polyurethane ionogel for use in soft ionotronics

Bin Hong,

Yiyan Xu,

Jun Tan

et al.

Abstract: An artificial skin that simulates not only the mechanical performance but also the conductive behavior of natural skin is developed based on a zwitterionic polyurethane ionogel, which could be used as wearable sensors.

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Skin-mimetic tough polyurethane ionogel for use in soft ionotronics

Abstract: An artificial skin that simulates not only the mechanical performance but also the conductive behavior of natural skin is developed based on a zwitterionic polyurethane ionogel, which could be used as wearable sensors.

Cited by 5 publications

References 43 publications

Coordination-enhanced ionic elastomers: Durable, self-healing, and multimodal sensors for wearable electronics and robotics

Coordination-enhanced ionic elastomers: Durable, self-healing, and multimodal sensors for wearable electronics and robotics

Construction of gradient ionogels by self-floatable hyperbranched organosilicon crosslinkers for multi-sensing and wirelessly monitoring physiological signals

Fabrication of dual dynamic crosslinking polyurethane networks towards self-healing, resist fatigue, and highly stretchable ionic skins

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