Researchers Develop Highly Stretchable Electroluminescent 'Skin

A team of scientists led by Dr. Rob Shepherd from Cornell University, Ithaca, has developed an artificial octopus-like skin.

Self-powered multi-color display based on stretchable self-healing alternating current electroluminescent devices - ScienceDirect

Highly stretchable white-light electroluminescent devices with gel-type silica-coated all-inorganic perovskite - ScienceDirect

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Stretchable, Self-Powered Bioelectronics Mimic Skin in Form and Function - Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Stretchable “Skin” Display Senses Touch [video]

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Desheng Kong's Research Group of College of Engineering and Applied Science Made Progress in Epidermal Electroluminescent Displays

Wearable Puts Stopwatch on Your Skin

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Chinese scientists develop highly robust stretchable electrode for E-skin applications

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