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, and exhibit robust elasticity and fatigue resistance during 1000 consecutive tensile and compressive cycles. The hydrogels show remarkable sensing performances (gauge factor up to 9.43) and a broad sensing range of strain (1-300%) and pressure (1-80 kPa), enabling reliable and accurate monitoring of large and tiny motions in daily human life. Moreover, the conductive hydrogels could not only accelerate skin incision healing but also act as smart wearable sensors to monitor the skin wound healing process by detection of local temperature changes.
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