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Braided Current Collectors for Wearable Electronics

An ultrathin braided wire in the core of an electrode increases the energy density of lithium-ion batteries, a team of researchers reports in the journal Angewandte Chemie. Batteries of this kind .

Fudan University researchers develop polymer with metal backbone

Researchers at Fudan University have developed a polymer with a metallic backbone that is conductive, thermally stable, and has interesting opto-electronic properties. A paper on their work is published in the journal Angewandte Chemie. Because of the different electronic structures of metal and nonmetal atoms, it is difficult to confer.

Two Worlds, One Material

Until now, it has been clear: you can have a metal or a plastic, but not both in one. However, things don’t have to stay that way. In the journal Angewandte Chemie, a Chinese research team has now .

Polymer Has Metallic Backbone and Unique Optoelectronic Features

It has always been obvious that one can either have a metal or a plastic, but not both, in one. However, things do not have to continue in that way.

Futuristic 'green' fabric that works like a smartphone

Scientists Develop Electronic Textiles for Interactive Gear

Large-area display textile integrated with functional systems

Large-area display textile integrated with functional systems The new design weaves conductive and luminescent fibres together with cotton into a fabric display of illuminating units that are both durable and easy to assemble. 16th March 2021 An electronic textile that is six meres long with a width of 25cm has been developed by a team at Fudan University in China, opening up the potential for applications in communications, navigation and healthcare. The textile is flexible, breathable and durable, making it an ideal material for practical uses, according to Professor Huisheng Peng, of Fudan’s Department of Macromolecular Engineering who led the development team.

A scarf that speaks? Scientists develop message display fabric

Breakthrough in electronic display fabrics could help pave the way for smart clothing

Breakthrough in electronic display fabrics could help pave the way for smart clothing On Location: March 12, 2021 Replay Video A wearable interactive display made of a flexible, breathable electronic fabric can display simple maps and text messages, potentially for use in future smart clothing, a research group reports in its latest paper. Increasingly, researchers around the world are investigating electronic textiles as the next step in wearable technology beyond smartphones and smartwatches. One problem with developing such wearable devices is that video displays are typically rigid and bulky. Previous research has developed flexible thin-film displays that are rollable, foldable and stretchable. However, such electronics have not yet been successfully incorporated into clothing. This is because it has proven challenging to design textile displays that are both durable over time and easy to assemble over a large area.

Breakthrough in electronic display fabrics could help pave the way for smart clothing