Virginia Tech Researchers Build Soft, Stretchable, Self-Heal

Virginia Tech Researchers Build Soft, Stretchable, Self-Healing, Recyclable Electronic Circuits


Virginia Tech Researchers Build Soft, Stretchable, Self-Healing, Recyclable Electronic Circuits
These novel circuits can be deformed any way you like, have a hole punched through them, and keep on ticking.
a few seconds ago • Sustainability / Wearables
A team of researchers from Virginia Tech claim to have developed a new form of soft electronics that can stretch, survive "numerous damage events," and heal themselves automatically — and are even recyclable at the end of their lives.
Described in the paper covering the team's research as a "self-healing liquid metal composite," the new material aims to improve a number of aspects of current soft electronics — including their ability to operate while damaged and how recyclable they are once the device for which they are built is no longer needed.

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