Aquatic Skin Enabled by Multi‐Modality Iontronic Sensing (Adv. Funct. Mater. 48/2022)

Aquatic Skin Enabled by Multi-Modality Iontronic Sensing Perception of multi-modality information is of critical importance for aquatic activities; however, the complex underwater situation limits the development of sensing technology in such environment. In article number 2205947, Tingrui Pan, Yu Chang, and co-workers developed an underwater environment-incorporated iontronic sensing strategy, referred to as aquatic skin, with multi-modality sensing capacities of contact pressure, tactile mapping, depth, temperature, and salinity in a one highly flexible and compact architecture.