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In the article number 1905808, Taeyoon Lee, Changhyun Pang, and co‐workers develop conductive hierarchical hairy fibers for a highly sensitive, stretchable, and water‐resistant multimodal gesture‐distinguishable sensor. With multimodal resistance and three‐dimensional microhairy structures on the conductive fiber, the sensor detects three distinct stimuli from the human body. Due to high sensitivity...
Conductive fibers, which are highly adaptable to the morphologies of the human body, are attractive for the development of wearable systems, smart clothing, and textronics to detect various biological signals and human motions. A fiber‐based conductive sensor interconnected with hierarchical microhairy architectures, exhibiting remarkable stretchability (<200%) and sensitivity for various stimuli...
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