Stretchable strain sensor with high sensitivity, large workable range and excellent breathability for wearable electronic skins
Stretchable strain sensors with integrated attributes of flexibility and robustness are urgently required owing to their promising applications in healthcare monitoring and environment detection. Herein, we achieved a highly stretchable thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) mat (PUM) through electrospinn...
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