Abstract
HighlightsA bionic phase-locked structure-inspired iontronic triboelectric gel is proposed with good mechanical compliance for wearable haptic sensing applications.Competitive hydrogen bonding systems are constructed through polymer-solvent-nonsolvent interactions, and regeneration of polymers with weak hydrogen bond donors triggers controlled phase separation.Self-powered haptic skin constructed with iontronic triboelectric gel has a modulus (150.6 kPa) and stretchability (> 400%) similar to that of the human body, enabling fidelity transmission of haptic signals and precise recognition of sensing objects.
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