Flexible Graphene Rubber Sensor for Wearables

Today, smart technology is widely used in healthcare, wearables,

robotics, and the Internet of Things. But here’s a problem

most people don’t see. The sensors that allow these systems to “feel”,

“detect”, and “respond” are still expensive, rigid, fragile,

and often imported. Many cannot bend, stretch, or survive real-world use on the human

body. Others produce signals so weak that they are difficult to read reliably.

This creates a major bottleneck for next-generation healthcare devices, smart wearables, and

human-machine interfaces. We asked ourselves, what if we could replace these limitations with a sensor that