
用于监测海洋生物健康的生物相容性蛋白质/液态金属水凝胶可穿戴电子设备
Lidong Wu, Jinxue Zhao, Yuanxin Li, Haiyang Qin, Xuejing Zhai, Peiyi Li, Yang Li, Yingnan Liu, Ningyue Chen, Yuan Li
工程(英文) ›› 2025, Vol. 47 ›› Issue (4) : 213-221.
用于监测海洋生物健康的生物相容性蛋白质/液态金属水凝胶可穿戴电子设备
Biocompatible Protein/Liquid Metal Hydrogel-Enabled Wearable Electronics for Monitoring Marine Inhabitants’ Health
• The KELM hydrogel exhibits high sensitivity, high elongation and remarkable shape-memory properties.
• The strain sensor exhibits the lowest detection limit (0.5 mm, 1% stretch).
• The strain sensor successfully monitors the traceable heartbeat of scallops.
• The KELM hydrogel expands the preparation strategies of protein hydrogels.
考虑到可穿戴电子设备在生物相容性医疗设备、人造皮肤、人形机器人和其他领域的潜在应用,结合生物相容性蛋白质的可穿戴电子设备引起了广泛的研究关注。然而,目前许多可穿戴电子设备由于非生物相容性以及机械和导电性能不足等问题而面临显著挑战。为此,我们通过掺入液态金属(LM,共晶镓铟合金)开发了一种混合角蛋白(KE)水凝胶,以设计一种具有优异生物相容性、增强导电性和良好机械性能的可穿戴电子设备。所得角蛋白液态金属(KELM)水凝胶具有良好的机械特性,包括良好的抗拉强度(166 kPa)、令人印象深刻的可拉伸性(2600%)和长期稳定性。此外,它还具有良好的导电性(6.84 S∙m−1)和作为传感材料的灵敏度[应变系数(GF)) = 7.03], 使其适用于构建高性能应变传感器。值得注意的是,基于KELM水凝胶的可穿戴电子设备将其功能扩展到监测海洋生物的健康。这一创新应用为设计下一代仿生电子设备提供了新的见解,在人机界面、电子皮肤、人工智能和健康监测方面具有潜在的应用。
Wearable electronics incorporating proteins for biocompatibility have garnered significant research attention, given their potential applications in biocompatible medical devices, artificial skin, humanoid robots, and other fields. However, a notable challenge exists, as many wearable electronics currently lack those essential properties due to issues such as non-biological compatibility, as well as insufficient mechanical and conductive performance. Here, we have developed a hybrid keratin (KE) hydrogel by incorporating a liquid metal (LM, eutectic gallium-indium alloy) to design a wearable electronic device with excellent biocompatibility, enhanced conductivity, and good mechanical properties. The resulting keratin liquid metal (KELM) hydrogel demonstrates favorable mechanical characteristics, including good tensile strength (166 kPa), impressive stretchability (2600%), and long-term stability. Furthermore, it exhibits good conductivity (6.84 S∙m−1) and sensitivity as a sensing material (gauge factor (GF) = 7.03), rendering it suitable for constructing high-performance strain sensors. Notably, the KELM hydrogel-based wearable electronics extend their functionality to monitoring marine inhabitants’ health. This innovative application provides new insights for designing the next generation of biomimetic electronic devices, with potential applications in human-machine interfaces, electronic skin, artificial intelligence, and health monitoring.
海洋生物健康 / 水产养殖 / 角蛋白水凝胶 / 液态金属 / 可穿戴电子设备
Marine inhabitants health / Aquaculture / Keratin hydrogel / Liquid metal / Wearable electronics
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