Artificial Intelligence-Enhanced Flexible Electronics for Human–Machine Interaction

Dear Colleagues,

With the rapid development of mobile Internet of Things and intelligent devices, flexible electronics have received tremendous attention driven by high market demand. In recent years, various flexible electronics based on low-dimensional nanomaterials have been fabricated to detect different signal stimuli, such as pressure, deformation, humidity, light, heat, gas, and current, for application in artificial skin and human–machine interactions. Low-dimensional materials can be integrated into various soft materials, such as hydrogels and elastomers, to achieve multifunctional performance. However, conventional analysis of human–machine interaction data largely relies on human supervision, where signal processing and data evaluation are time-consuming and allow for limited interpretation. There is an unmet demand for flexible electronic devices and efficient data analysis solutions.  Artificial intelligence, together with the rapidly growing interest in human–machine interactions, has become the main catalyst for innovations in advanced flexible electronics.

This Special Issue is dedicated to the latest advances in artificial intelligence-enhanced flexible electronics for human–machine interaction. Both review and original research articles on the design, synthesis, fabrication, characterization, and applications of flexible electronics are welcome.

Dr. Huamin Chen
Guest Editor

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