Conductive rubber electrode that maintains conductivity even when stretched.
Transferring oriented CNTs onto both sides of rubber or stretchable dielectric elastomer sheets; optimal as electrodes for artificial muscles, actuators, and more.
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**Features** The transferred CNT has one end embedded and fixed in a resin or rubber film, while the other end and the stem are exposed on the surface of the film like a brush. The exposed CNT stem part is soft and can bend freely, resulting in low contact resistance and good conductivity with minimal contact pressure, demonstrating unique surface contact resistance characteristics. Furthermore, when transferred onto a rubber sheet, even when the rubber sheet is significantly stretched, conductivity is maintained without breaking. Its use as an electrode is expected in fields such as wearable devices, robotics, healthcare, artificial muscles, elastomer actuators, and elastomer power generation.
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In the fields of carbon nanotubes, nanomaterials, and nanotechnology, we are continuously advancing our research and development to keep pace with changing market needs and to aim for the forefront of technology. Additionally, we are making ongoing efforts to acquire a wide range of knowledge and capabilities to meet the diverse needs of the market. We always strive to fully understand our customers' objectives and requests, and to proactively propose the shortest path to achieving their goals. We are committed not only to utilizing the strengths we have accumulated but also to gaining new insights and capabilities through challenges as we engage in our work. The advancements in nanotechnology have led to numerous innovations. The wonders and allure of the nanoscale still hold many deep mysteries. We also wish to contribute to the progress of nanotechnology and the creation of innovations.
