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Stretchable high-fill-factor silicon–liquid metal platform for multilevel visual acquisition and depth sensing

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By Chansul Park, Hyeon Cheol Kim, Jinyoung Jang, Hyeonseung Choi, Sehui Chang, Ji Kim, Dongyun Lee, Mincheol Lee, Dae-Hyeong Kim, Woosang You, Donggook Joo, Jisang Ha
| Nature Verified
Abstract High-density stretchable pixelated electronics that conform to complex, non-developable surfaces are key enablers of next-generation robotic vision systems, skin-mountable sensors and wearable electronics. Existing strategies for stretchable pixelated device arrays—such as buckling mechanics, pop-up structures, serpentine interconnects and kirigami designs—have offered partial solutions.
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Evolution of Natural Eyes and Biomimetic Imaging Devices for Effective Image Acquisition

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By Min Kim, Sehui Chang, Ji-Eun Yeo, Hyeonseung Choi
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Evolution of Natural Eyes and Biomimetic Imaging Devices for Effective Image Acquisition Min Su Kim, Ji-Eun Yeo, Hyeonseung Choi, Sehui Chang, Dae-Hyeong Kim and Young Min Song Abstract In the natural evolutionary process, biological creatures have developed diverse visual structures apt for their habitational environments. These natural vision structures have inspired the development of artificial vision systems.
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