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Liquid Metal Printing Technique via Optical Maskless Lithography (Case No. 2024-031)
Summary: Researchers in the UCLA Department of Materials Science and Engineering have developed a facile, rapid method to print soft, wearable electronics. Background: Soft electrical circuits have garnered significant interest in a broad range of emerging technologies, including wearable electronics, brain-machine interfaces, and soft robotics....
Published: 10/15/2024   |   Inventor(s): Ximin He, Dong Wu
Keywords(s): Coating, Coatings, Adhesives, & Inks, Electronics & Semiconductors, Fabrication Technologies, gallium-based liquid metals, General Device Coatings, Liquid metal particles, liquid metals, Metals, Microelectronics Semiconductor Device Fabrication, Polymer, Polymers, scalable fabrication, Semiconductor Device Fabrication, soft electrical circuits, soft electronics, wearable electronics, wearable sensors
Category(s): Chemical, Chemical > Polymers, Chemical > Coatings, Adhesives & Inks, Electrical, Electrical > Electronics & Semiconductors, Electrical > Sensors, Electrical > Instrumentation, Electrical > Flexible Electronics, Materials, Materials > Fabrication Technologies, Materials > Composite Materials, Materials > Metals
COUPLING-INDEPENDENT, REAL-TIME WIRELESS RESITIVE SENSING THROUGH NONLINEAR PT-SYMMETRY
COUPLING-INDEPENDENT, REAL-TIME WIRELESS RESITIVE SENSING THROUGH NONLINEAR PT-SYMMETRY Researchers at Stanford have developed a method for real-time wireless resistive sensing using non-linear PT-symmetry. Fully passive sensors are lower cost and less complex than their active sensor counterparts. Indeed, fully passive sensors consist of two primary...
Published: 4/13/2023   |   Inventor(s): Siavash Kananian, George Alexopoulos, Ada Poon
Keywords(s): Consumer Healthcare Device, Non-Hermitic, Passive Sensor, Point-of-Care, Real-Time, Resistance, Wearable Sensors
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Engineering