Polymeric Materials for Printed Electronics Application

Crosstalk-free graphene–liquid elastomer based printed sensors for unobtrusive respiratory monitoring

“…A simplistic strategy could be the printing technique. 30 Even though multiple printing techniques are available, stencil mask-based printing seems the preferred choice owing to its inexpensive fabrication route and lower carbon footprint.…”

Advancement of 2D Material-Based Moisture-Enabled Nanogenerators

“…Our group has also fabricated graphene-based sensing devices for healthcare applications, as shown in Figure . However, these sensing devices need an external power source for work. − This warrants the development of a device that can operate without an external power supply. In the quest to achieve such a device, researchers have developed triboelectric nanogenerators.…”

Printable Carbon Nanotube-Liquid Elastomer-Based Multifunctional Adhesive Sensors for Monitoring Physiological Parameters

“…30−32 However, of late, printing technology is becoming a ubiquitous choice for many researchers because of the ease involved in the fabrication of the sensor. 33 For instance, Khan et al reported on developing flexible tactile sensors using a screen printable composite of polydimethylsiloxane and CNTs. 34 Under the class of printing techniques, there are multiple possible ways, but one of the simplest techniques in an economical route to develop these sensors is leveraging a stencil printing technique.…”

“…To the best of our knowledge, the elastomeric sensors reported in the literature are not adhesive in nature. Typically, the sensors embedded in such devices are made using sophisticated technologies. − However, of late, printing technology is becoming a ubiquitous choice for many researchers because of the ease involved in the fabrication of the sensor . For instance, Khan et al reported on developing flexible tactile sensors using a screen printable composite of polydimethylsiloxane and CNTs .…”