Conductive Eutectogels Fabricated by Dialdehyde Xylan/Liquid Metal-Initiated Rapid Polymerization for Multi-Response Sensors and Self-Powered Applications

). Benefiting from these integrated features, the conductive eutectogels serve as multifunctional flexible sensors for human motion recognition and temperature monitoring. Furthermore, the eutectogel serves as a pliable electrode in the assembly of a triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG), designed to harvest mechanical energy, convert it into stable electrical outputs, and enable self-powered sensing. This study offers an approach to fabricating multifunctional integrated conductive eutectogels, making it a step closer to the development of intelligent flexible electronics.