TY - JOUR
T1 - Truly form-factor–free industrially scalable system integration for electronic textile architectures with multifunctional fiber devices
AU - Lee, Sanghyo
AU - Choi, Hyung Woo
AU - Figueiredo, Cátia Lopes
AU - Shin, Dong Wook
AU - Moncunill, Francesc Mañosa
AU - Ullrich, Kay
AU - Sinopoli, Stefano
AU - Jovančić, Petar
AU - Yang, Jiajie
AU - Lee, Hanleem
AU - Eisenreich, Martin
AU - Emanuele, Umberto
AU - Nicotera, Salvatore
AU - Santos, Ângelo
AU - Igreja, Rui
AU - Marrani, Alessio
AU - Momentè, Roberto
AU - Gomes, João
AU - Jung, Sung Min
AU - Han, Soo Deok
AU - Bang, Sang Yun
AU - Zhan, Shijie
AU - Harden-Chaters, William
AU - Suh, Yo Han
AU - Fan, Xiang Bing
AU - Lee, Tae Hoon
AU - Jo, Jeong Wan
AU - Kim, Yoonwoo
AU - Costantino, Antonino
AU - Candel, Virginia Garcia
AU - Durães, Nelson
AU - Meyer, Sebastian
AU - Kim, Chul Hong
AU - Lucassen, Marcel
AU - Nejim, Ahmed
AU - Jiménez, David
AU - Springer, Martijn
AU - Lee, Young Woo
AU - An, Geon Hyoung
AU - Choi, Youngjin
AU - Sohn, Jung Inn
AU - Cha, Seung Nam
AU - Chhowalla, Manish
AU - Amaratunga, Gehan A. J.
AU - Occhipinti, Luigi G.
AU - Barquinha, Pedro
AU - Fortunato, Elvira
AU - Martins, Rodrigo
AU - Kim, Jong Min
N1 - info:eu-repo/grantAgreement/EC/H2020/685758/EU#
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J.M.K. and L.G.O. acknowledge the support from the U.K. Research and Innovation (EPSRC, EP/P027628/1). We thank Y. Bernstein and J. Faulkner for helping with grammar check.
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Acknowledgments Funding:ThisworkwassupportedbytheEuropeanCommission(H2020,1D-NEON,grant agreementID:685758).J.M.K.andL.G.O.acknowledgethesupportfromtheU.K.Researchand Innovation(EPSRC,EP/P027628/1).W ethankY .BernsteinandJ.Faulknerforhelpingwith grammarcheck.Authorcontributions:S.L.andJ.M.K.conceivedtheproject.S.L.,L.G.O.,P .B., R.Martins,andJ.M.K.supervisedtheproject.S.L.andH.L.developedF-PD.S.L.,Y .-W .L., G.-H.A., D.-W .S., J.I.S.,andS.C.developedF-SC.C.L.F ., A.S.,R.I.,P .B., andR.Martinsdevelopedfiber transistor.S.L.,H.L.,andS.C.developedF-LED.ThefiberdeviceswereevaluatedbyS.L.,H.W .C., D.-W .S., H.L.,S.J.,S.D.H.,S.Y .B., S.Z.,W .H.-C., Y .-H.S., X.-B.F ., T .H.L., J.-W .J., andY .K. The developmentofweavingprocesswasconductedbyS.L.,H.W .C., F .M.M., P .J., andV .G.C. Thelaser interconnectionwasdevelopedbyS.L.,H.W .C., K.U.,M.E.,andM.S.Thetextiledemonstrations werecharacterizedbyS.L.,H.W .C., D.-W .S., J.Y ., S.S.,U.E.,S.N.,A.C.,A.M.,R.Momentè,J.G.,N.D., S.M.,C.-H.K.,M.L.,A.N.,D.J.,M.C.,andY .C. ThismanuscriptwaswrittenbyS.L.andJ.M.K.and reviewed by H.W .C., D.-W .S., M.C.,L.G.O., P .B., E.F ., and G.A.J.A. All authors discussed the results andcommentedonthemanuscript.Competinginterests:Theauthorsdeclarethattheyhave nocompetinginterests.Dataandmaterialsavailability:Alldataneededtoevaluatethe conclusionsinthepaperarepresentinthepaperand/ortheSupplementaryMaterials.
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PY - 2023/4
Y1 - 2023/4
N2 - An integrated textile electronic system is reported here, enabling a truly free form factor system via textile manufacturing integration of fiber-based electronic components. Intelligent and smart systems require freedom of form factor, unrestricted design, and unlimited scale. Initial attempts to develop conductive fibers and textile electronics failed to achieve reliable integration and performance required for industrial-scale manufacturing of technical textiles by standard weaving technologies. Here, we present a textile electronic system with functional one-dimensional devices, including fiber photodetectors (as an input device), fiber supercapacitors (as an energy storage device), fiber field-effect transistors (as an electronic driving device), and fiber quantum dot light-emitting diodes (as an output device). As a proof of concept applicable to smart homes, a textile electronic system composed of multiple functional fiber components is demonstrated, enabling luminance modulation and letter indication depending on sunlight intensity.
AB - An integrated textile electronic system is reported here, enabling a truly free form factor system via textile manufacturing integration of fiber-based electronic components. Intelligent and smart systems require freedom of form factor, unrestricted design, and unlimited scale. Initial attempts to develop conductive fibers and textile electronics failed to achieve reliable integration and performance required for industrial-scale manufacturing of technical textiles by standard weaving technologies. Here, we present a textile electronic system with functional one-dimensional devices, including fiber photodetectors (as an input device), fiber supercapacitors (as an energy storage device), fiber field-effect transistors (as an electronic driving device), and fiber quantum dot light-emitting diodes (as an output device). As a proof of concept applicable to smart homes, a textile electronic system composed of multiple functional fiber components is demonstrated, enabling luminance modulation and letter indication depending on sunlight intensity.
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U2 - 10.1126/sciadv.adf4049
DO - 10.1126/sciadv.adf4049
M3 - Article
C2 - 37083532
AN - SCOPUS:85153550152
SN - 2375-2548
VL - 9
JO - Science Advances
JF - Science Advances
IS - 16
M1 - eadf4049
ER -