Bioinspired Omnidirectional Interface Engineered Flexible Island for Highly Stretchable Electronics (Small 32/2025)
Stretchable Electronics
In article number 2410247, Junseong Ahn, Hye Jin Kim, Inkyu Park, and co-workers introduce bioinspired, root-like interfaces that seamlessly bridge flexible and stretchable materials, enhancing the durability and stretchability of hybrid electronics. Mimicking plant root structures, bioinspired omnidirectional interface-engineered flexible island creates flexible, mechanically interlocked transitions, preventing failure under extreme deformations.
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