Stretchable Electronics is a comprehensive guide authored by some of the leading scientists in the field, edited by Takao Someya. Released on November 5, 2012, this monograph offers an in-depth exploration into the fabrication and application of fully elastic electronic devices that can endure significant stretching without compromising functionality. The book delves into the materials, processes, models, and technologies necessary for developing these innovative devices, providing a valuable resource for researchers, engineers, and professionals interested in advancing the field of flexible electronics.

Divided into four distinct sections—Theory, Materials and Processes, Circuit Boards, and Devices and Applications—the book covers a wide range of topics essential to understanding stretchable and ultraflexible electronic technologies. Each chapter is written by experts who share their insights on how these devices can revolutionize various industries, from wearable technology and medical implants to consumer electronics.

This unprecedented overview makes it an indispensable resource for anyone working in or planning to enter the field of flexible electronics. By delving into the specific applications that benefit from highly compliant electronics, including transistors, photonic devices, and sensors, the book highlights the potential of these technologies to transform everyday life and industrial practices.