Wrinkling for stretchable electronic devices

Abstract

The concept of stretchable electronic devices has garnered great interest in recent years, and many techniques for developing and producing such devices have been presented. Elastic substrates are particularly crucial in these devices, and Shape Memory Hybrids, a novel member of the Shape Memory Materials family, possess the ability to substitute the well-known substrate material Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS). Herein, a comprehensive approach to identify appropriate materials and fabrication techniques for the development of stretchable electronic devices using shape memory hybrids is discussed.