Researchers have developed a new composite material by applying laser-induced graphene directly onto Kevlar fabric. This process creates a structural laminate that can sense strain, block electromagnetic interference, and provide heating for de-icing without losing its physical strength. The material uses bio-based epoxy and basalt fibers, making it a viable option for industrial manufacturing. These multifunctional properties are particularly useful for improving the durability and efficiency of wind turbine blades and electric vehicle components.
