Faster ways to flexible electronics

Nanotube electronics: a flexible approach to mobility.

R apid progress in fl exible technology 1,2 allows us to imagine a large number of innovative products such as electronic paper, wearable displays, smart gloves and so on. Single-walled carbon nanotubes3 have great promise for applications in fl exible electronics, but it has been very diffi cult, if not impossible, to prepare fl exible high-performance integrated circuits based on them. On pag...

The Promise of Flexible Electronics

ICS AND SYSTEMS are no longer limited to servers, personal computers, or laptops. Instead, there is increasing demand and a growing market for embedded and ubiquitous systems such as displays, consumer electronics, smart sensors, and RFID tags. Flexible electronics on plastic substrates promises to pave the way for the next generation of low-cost and portable electronic systems that can benefit...

The flexible future of electronics

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Inorganic Semiconductors for Flexible Electronics

Electronic systems that can cover large areas on flexible substrates have received increasing attention in the last couple of decades because they enable classes of applications that lie outside those easily addressed with wafer-based electronics. Examples include flexible displays, electronic textiles, sensory skins, and active antennas. This type of electronics, sometimes referred to as macro...

Mechanical Issues for Flexible Electronics