Smart and Connected Wearable Electronics: Nanomanufacturing, Soft Packaging, and Healthcare Devices is an introduction to the latest advances in nanomaterial printing technologies and soft material packaging of wearable electronics for healthcare applications. Sections introduce the whole range of nanomanufacturing technologies, both conventional and emerging being employed to produce soft healthcare devices, describe the strategies to package and assemble individual components with various form factors and properties toward fully functional soft wearable systems, and introduce a number of healthcare applications based on recent advances in soft wearable systems. This book addresses critical advances in research to help enable the translation to functional commercial products. For example, the book introduces the methods with which different components are packaged to reveal mechanical compliance and robustness. It will be a welcomed addition as a go-to reference for conducting research in academia or working in the commercial sector.
1. Smart and Connected Wearable Electronics - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page i 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iv 5. Copyright - p. Page v 6. Contributors - p. Page v 7. List of Illustrations - p. Page viii 8. List of Tables - p. Page ix 9. 1 : Screen printing-enabled nanomanufacturing of sensors and electronics - p. Page ix 10. 2 : Inkjet printing for flexible and stretchable electronics - p. Page 26 11. 3 : Aerosol jet printing toward advanced electronics: Versatile, facile, additive processes for 2D/3D structuring - p. Page 83 12. 4 : Roll-to-roll printing - p. Page 119 13. 5 : Incorporation of soft materials for flexible electronics - p. Page 149 14. 6 : Material and structural approaches for human-machine interfaces - p. Page 215 15. 7 : Strategies for IC integration - p. Page 262 16. 8 : Soft, wearable devices to monitor electrophysiological signals and gaseous biomarkers - p. Page 315 17. 9 : Implantable soft electronics and sensors - p. Page 382 18. 10 : Electrochemical analysis of biological fluids - p. Page 430 19. 11 : Advanced technologies for powering wearable devices - p. Page 465 20. 12 : Trends and emerging opportunities for smart wearables - p. Page 507 21. Index - p. Page 549
Smart and Connected Wearable Electronics: Nanomanufacturing, Soft Packaging, and Healthcare Devices is an introduction to the latest advances in nanomaterial printing technologies and soft material packaging of wearable electronics for healthcare applications. Sections introduce the whole range of nanomanufacturing technologies, both conventional and emerging being employed to produce soft healthcare devices, describe the strategies to package and assemble individual components with various form factors and properties toward fully functional soft wearable systems, and introduce a number of healthcare applications based on recent advances in soft wearable systems. This book addresses critical advances in research to help enable the translation to functional commercial products. For example, the book introduces the methods with which different components are packaged to reveal mechanical compliance and robustness. It will be a welcomed addition as a go-to reference for conducting research in academia or working in the commercial sector.
1. Smart and Connected Wearable Electronics - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page i 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iv 5. Copyright - p. Page v 6. Contributors - p. Page v 7. List of Illustrations - p. Page viii 8. List of Tables - p. Page ix 9. 1 : Screen printing-enabled nanomanufacturing of sensors and electronics - p. Page ix 10. 2 : Inkjet printing for flexible and stretchable electronics - p. Page 26 11. 3 : Aerosol jet printing toward advanced electronics: Versatile, facile, additive processes for 2D/3D structuring - p. Page 83 12. 4 : Roll-to-roll printing - p. Page 119 13. 5 : Incorporation of soft materials for flexible electronics - p. Page 149 14. 6 : Material and structural approaches for human-machine interfaces - p. Page 215 15. 7 : Strategies for IC integration - p. Page 262 16. 8 : Soft, wearable devices to monitor electrophysiological signals and gaseous biomarkers - p. Page 315 17. 9 : Implantable soft electronics and sensors - p. Page 382 18. 10 : Electrochemical analysis of biological fluids - p. Page 430 19. 11 : Advanced technologies for powering wearable devices - p. Page 465 20. 12 : Trends and emerging opportunities for smart wearables - p. Page 507 21. Index - p. Page 549
