Chanhong Lee

1 Introduction The growing demand for ubiquitous soft electronic devices has prompted innovative technologies such as electronic skins, biomedical sensors, smart actuators, and soft robotics.[1-4] Developing these wearable and soft electronics necessitates material stretchability, flexibility, and compliance to conform to complex and dynamic substrates.[5, 6] These applications also require the integration of dissimilar materials and components, which often entails adhesion for the joining of...

Abstract Adhesives are typically either strong and permanent or reversible with limited strength. However, current strategies to create strong yet reversible adhesives needed for wearable devices, robotics and material disassembly lack independent control of strength and release, require complex fabrication or only work in specific conditions.