“…Thus far, many different kinds of EAP materials, for example, polymer gel,1 conducting polymers,2, 3 ionic polymer‐metal composites (IPMC),4–6 carbon nanotubes,7, 8 graphene nanosheets,9–11 dielectric elastomers12 and ferroelectric polymers13 have been newly developed and deeply investigated. Electroactive polymers have been considered a challenging nature‐inspired technology for various attractive applications such as soft organic electronics,14 haptic devices,15 biomimetic robots,16 smart electronic textiles in biomedicine,17 braille display,18 bio‐medical devices,19 and biomimetic sensory‐actuators 20. Therefore, the development of high‐fidelity electro‐active polymers is crucial for successfully achieving those challenging applications.…”