Flexible electronics are revolutionizing wearable technology, enabling the creation of smart textiles that can monitor physiological signals and track movement. Piezoelectric materials, sensors, and artificial intelligence are being integrated into these devices to provide personalized feedback and recommendations. Implantable devices, such as graphene-based electrodes, are also being developed for applications in cardiology and neurology. However, technical hurdles remain, including the need for robust interconnects and scalable manufacturing processes. Researchers are exploring various solutions, including silver nanowires, roll-to-roll processing, and 3D printing. Modular designs and thin-film encapsulation are also being investigated to improve device reliability and functionality.
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