Graphene Electronic Tattoo Sensors.
@article{KabiriAmeri2017GrapheneET, title={Graphene Electronic Tattoo Sensors.}, author={Shideh Kabiri Ameri and Rebecca Ho and Hongwoo Jang and Li Tao and Youhua Wang and Liu Wang and David M Schnyer and Deji Akinwande and Nanshu Lu}, journal={ACS nano}, year={2017}, volume={11 8}, pages={ 7634-7641 } }
Tattoo-like epidermal sensors are an emerging class of truly wearable electronics, owing to their thinness and softness. While most of them are based on thin metal films, a silicon membrane, or nanoparticle-based printable inks, we report sub-micrometer thick, multimodal electronic tattoo sensors that are made of graphene. The graphene electronic tattoo (GET) is designed as filamentary serpentines and fabricated by a cost- and time-effective "wet transfer, dry patterning" method. It has a total…
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