Ultra-tough and high-resilience mechanochromic fibres for real-world stress detection
Dae Seok Kim,
Yu Jin Jeong,
Youngeun Lee
et al.
Abstract:Cholesteric liquid crystal elastomer (CLCE) fibres have gained considerable attention as promising candidates for mechanochromic smart textiles across various domains, ranging from fashion to healthcare. However, intrinsically high hysteresis of CLCE during stress relaxation necessitates a time-lag between successive stimulus detections, thereby constraining the practical use in real-world systems. Here, we develop high-tough and low-hysteresis mechanochromic fibres capable of effectively detecting ultra-fast … Show more
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