What better way to test a breakthrough in stretchable electronic material than playing Tetris with it?!
Researchers from North Carolina State University have created an “ultrathin, stretchable electronic material that is gas permeable, or breathable.” Due to its simple scalability, applications for biomedical and wearable technologies are limitless.
“To create this material, the researchers used a technique called the breath figure method. They created a stretchable polymer film with evenly distributed holes. They coated the film by dipping it into a solution full of silver nanowires and then heat-pressed the material to seal the nanowires in place.”
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