Abstract
This paper demonstrates an elastic (i.e., both flexible and stretchable) pixel matrix based on the patterned films of single-walled carbon nanotubes, which were obtained using optical lithography and plasma etching. The proposed elastic electrodes maintain their initial resistivity at 10% stretching. We also demonstrate an application of the elastic pixel matrix to an array of III–V semiconductor nanowires encapsulated into the elastic polymer matrix, which paves the way for highly deformable inorganic light-emitting or photodetector devices.
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