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Health Monitoring: Flexible Polymer Transducers for Dynamic Recognizing Physiological Signals (Adv. Funct. Mater. 21/2016)

Q.-D. Shen and co-workers demonstrate a simple and low-cost—yet effective—wearable flexible transducer for non-invasive and dynamic cardiovascular diagnosis system on page 3640. Constructed from a ferroelectric polymer thin film on top of an active semiconducting layer, the device can detect transient pulse waves with fast response and high sensitivity. The transducers have excellent potential for electronic skin and health monitoring applications.