Goat-Derived Brana Textile Substrates for Flexible Electronic Applications

Abstract

This invention presents a novel and sustainable approach for engineering highperformance electronic substrates derived from goat-based textiles, traditionally referred to as Brana. By using a carefully organized sequence of eco-friendly chemical, mechanical, and nanotechnological processes, the textile becomes 8 biodegradable, flexible, and electronically functional platform. This method incorporates active nanoink materials like graphene oxide, carbon nanotubes, and conductive and coordination polymers through scalable deposition techniques such as chemical vapor deposition, electrochemical coating, and screen printing. Consequently, the resulting substrate demonstrates outstanding electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, and thermal stability, making it perfect for next-generation flexible electronics applications. These include wearable biosensors, environmental monitoring devices, flexible printed circuit boards (PCBs), and energy storage components like supercapacitors and battery electrodes. Designed with both ecological impact and industrial scalability [ባ mind, this invention bridges indigenous natural materials with state-of-the-art nanomaterials and fabrication strategies, thereby setting a new benchmark [በ the development of sustainable, multifunctional electronic platforms