Self-healing electronic skins for aquatic environments - electronic skin care devices

Rubber-like underwater animals such as jellyfish have transparent, stretchable, and touchable organs
Sensitive and self
Healing, allowing creatures to navigate, disguise themselves, in fact, to survive in aquatic environments.
Artificial skin that simulates this function can be used to develop applications such as aquatic soft robots and water
Anti-human interface.
Here we report a creature. inspired skin-
Like Transparent, conductive, autonomous materials.
Heal in dry and wet conditions.
The material is made of carbon-fluorine rubber and fluorine-
The ionic liquid has an ionic conductivity that can be adjusted to a level of up to 10-3 ss-cm-1 and can withstand strain of up to 2,000%.
Because of the interaction between ions, it provides fast and repeatable electricityMechanical Self
Heal in wet, acidic and alkaline environments.
To illustrate the potential application of this method, we use our electronic skin to make touch, pressure, and strain sensors.
We also show that this material can be printed into a soft, soft ion circuit board.