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The dawn of the age of wearable electronics: buckling structures, which are widely used in nature, provide the required deformability of wearable electronic devices. In article number 1804805, Zunfeng Liu and co‐workers provide fundamental insights into recent advances of fabrication of buckling structures and their applications in wearable electronics. Challenges and future perspectives for buckled...
Wearable electronics have attracted a tremendous amount of attention due to their many potential applications, such as personalized health monitoring, motion detection, and smart clothing, where electronic devices must conformably form contacts with curvilinear surfaces and undergo large deformations. Structural design and material selection have been the key factors for the development of wearable...
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