The challenge for wearable technology is to create energy storage devices (like mini-batteries) that can bend and move with our bodies. Current solutions often use hard materials that crack or break easily.
The new research uses a laser to create complex patterns on a flexible support material. These patterns include liquid metal (EGaIn) and graphene, a highly conductive material. Laser technology allows you to create precise patterns without damaging the flexible base.
Conclusion? An energy storage device that can stretch, bend and bend without loss of performance. This paves the way for truly comfortable and adaptable wearable devices in the future.
Source: Ferra
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