Interactive Skin Display with Epidermal Stimuli Electrode

Advanced Science
Eui Hyuk KimCheolmin Park

Abstract

In addition to the demand for stimuli-responsive sensors that can detect various vital signals in epidermal skin, the development of electronic skin displays that quantitatively detect and visualize various epidermal stimuli such as the temperature, sweat gland activity, and conductance simultaneously are of significant interest for emerging human-interactive electronics used in health monitoring. Herein, a novel interactive skin display with epidermal stimuli electrode (ISDEE) allowing for the simultaneous sensing and display of multiple epidermal stimuli on a single device is presented. It is based on a simple two-layer architecture on a topographically patterned elastomeric polymer composite with light-emitting inorganic phosphors, upon which two electrodes are placed with a certain parallel gap. The ISDEE is directly mounted on human skin, which by itself serves as a field-responsive floating electrode of the display operating under an alternating current (AC). The AC field exerted on the epidermal skin layer depends on the conductance of the skin, which can be modulated based on a variety of physiological skin factors, such as the temperature, sweat gland activity, and pressure. Conductance-dependent field-induced electrol...Continue Reading

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Aug 25, 2020·Science Advances·Han Sol KangCheolmin Park
Nov 29, 2020·Nature Communications·Seung Won LeeCheolmin Park
May 21, 2021·Advanced Materials·Yo Han ChoJang-Ung Park
Jun 12, 2021·ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces·Tobias GahlmannThomas Riedl
Jun 25, 2020·ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces·Laicong QiaoGuozhen Liu
May 5, 2020·ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces·Yunsheng FangBin Hu

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