Skin-Inspired Deformable Devices for Artificial Skins and Health Care

<br/>Deformability is expected to be a new form factor in the next-generation electronic devices. The stretchable electronics have motivated scientists to develop deformable nanomaterials for use in electrodes, semiconductors, bio-interfaces, and sensors. To realize fully stretchable electronic devices, each component of the device must maintain its performance under stretching. This talk will present recent developments of stretchable nanomaterials and their composites, then put the focuses on the substrates, electrodes, interfacial adhesives, and circuits. This talk presents a generalized platform that can be used for a variety of stretchable devices. It will demonstrate several stretchable devices such as real-time skin-interface health monitoring sensors, haptic devices, multimodal artificial skins, and electronic skins for robots.