Wearable devices improve healthcare monitoring using stretchable conducting polymers, indicating high comfort and performance.
We developed highly skin‐conformable displays and sensors using stretchable conducting polymers. Wearable devices enable long‐term monitoring of healthcare signals, but the form factor has been limited to be small and rigid, exemplified by watches or rings. Soft and stretchable electronic materials enable very high skin‐conformability with high comfort of wear. In this report, we show the development of stretchable conducting polymers that enable highly skin‐conformable displays and sensors. The conducting polymers show stretchability higher than 50% and high transparency. Our ultrathin and soft electronic devices show exceptional integratability with the skin.
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