“…1-3 Polyacetylene, polypyrrole, polyaniline and polythiophene are the most common intrinsically conductive polymers applied in wearable textiles due to their biocompatibility, easier surface modification, and large surface area. 4 Among them, polyaniline has drawn enormous attention from researchers and industry people because of its low cost, simple fabrication, high conductivity and better chemical stability compared to other conductive polymers. 5,6 Polyaniline has been widely used in solar cells, 7 chemical sensors, 8 electromechanical devices, 9 electromagnetic shielding devices, 10 filtration 11 and antistatic materials 12 due to its electrochemical activity and electrochromic properties.…”