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WEARABLE ELECTRONICS In article number 1800379, Sang Ken Kauh, Jungchul Lee, and co-workers report a liquid metal direct writing system that possesses four degrees-of-freedom. The system employs time-delayed distance feedback control to pattern various kinds of liquid metal circuits on concave or convex surfaces. The frontispiece represents wearable gloves and keypad devices which are demonstrated with the developed system.

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WEARABLE ELECTRONICS

In article number 1800379, Sang Ken Kauh, Jungchul Lee, and co-workers report a liquid metal direct writing system that possesses four degrees-of-freedom. The system employs time-delayed distance feedback control to pattern various kinds of liquid metal circuits on concave or convex surfaces. The frontispiece represents wearable gloves and keypad devices which are demonstrated with the developed system.

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