Abstract

In this talk some printed devices are shown for applications in wearable organic electronics, both as electrodes and transistors architecture as well. Aerosol jet printing allows a high flexibility for printing over polymeric, flexible, and biocompatible substrates, and a complete fabrication process is possible without using other complementary techniques. As part of the research, a protein-based material, completely natural and disposable, used as substrate for bioelectronic devices is investigated. Examples of self-adhesive skin-patches with electrodes for human biopotentials acquisitions and biochemical sensors of molecules associated to inflammation health state will be presented.