Abstract: The growing interest in biological skin mimicry has greatly contributed to the creation of high-performance artificial skin. Here, inspired by the optical-electrical signal co-transmission of chameleon skins, a bilayer biomimetic ion-conductive photoelectronic skin (BIPES) was constructed by compositing the mechanochromic nano-structured silica photonic crystal film with an adhesive, flexible hydrogel by a layer-by-layer design strategy. The BIPES has a highly sensitive strain response on electrical and optical signals (GF = 3.27 at 0-100 %, Δλ/Δε = 2.1 nm %^-1) and temperature response (TCR = -2.27 % °C^-1 at 0-50 °C). Importantly, through the temperature insensitivity of the mechanochromic film, the BIPES not only achieved dual-signal motion detection but also achieved real-time temperature monitoring excluding strain interference. This research provides new inspiration for the construction of multi-signal combined photoelectronic skins and further exploration for advanced accurate smart wearable electronics in applications, especially in health detection for patients with non-spontaneous body-trembling.

Key words: Photonic crystal film, Photoelectronic skin, Bilayer ionic conductive, Dual-signal motion detection, Anti-disturbance temperature monitor