摘要
Conventional electronics is planar, hard, and rigid due to the intrinsic brittle nature of inorganic semiconductor materials （e.g., silicon and gallium arsenide）. The modern electronic technology has typically been concerned with large or small but durable and long-lasting electronics. Recently developed materials and mechanics concepts yield unconventional electronics with unique characteristics （e.g., deformable, degradable, etc.）.
Conventional electronics is planar, hard, and rigid due to the intrinsic brittle nature of inorganic semiconductor materials （e.g., silicon and gallium arsenide）. The modern electronic technology has typically been concerned with large or small but durable and long-lasting electronics. Recently developed materials and mechanics concepts yield unconventional electronics with unique characteristics （e.g., deformable, degradable, etc.）.
