Ming Ying

TL;DR: 3D elastic membranes shaped precisely to match the epicardium of the heart via the use of 3D printing, as a platform for deformable arrays of multifunctional sensors, electronic and optoelectronic components, providing a mechanically stable biotic/abiotic interface during normal cardiac cycles.

TL;DR: This work describes the use of semiconductor nanomaterials, advanced fabrication methods and unusual device designs for a class of electronics capable of integration onto the inner and outer surfaces of thin, elastomeric sheets in closed-tube geometries, specially formed for mounting on the fingertips.

TL;DR: In this article, a flexible or stretchable substrate has an inner surface for receiving an appendage and an opposed outer surface that is accessible to external surfaces, and the electronic device in combination with the substrate provides a net bending stiffness to facilitate conformal contact between the inner surface and a surface of the appendage provided within the enclosure.

TL;DR: Analytic models for the mechanics of three dimensional, form-fitting finger cuffs based on arrays of sensors and actuators that laminate directly onto the fingertips indicate that the maximum strains in the silicone and the embedded devices are inversely proportional to the square root of radius of curvature of the cuff.

TL;DR: In this paper, a flexible or stretchable substrate has an inner surface for receiving an appendage and an opposed outer surface that is accessible to external surfaces, and the electronic device in combination with the substrate provides a net bending stiffness to facilitate conformal contact between the inner surface and a surface of the appendage provided within the enclosure.