The sensing properties are retained upon mechanical deformation for a sensor strip with a thickness of 75 µm. The change in resistance ΔR upon defined bending was quantified using a movable electrode stage connected to a four-probe multimeter (Figure ). It is reversible and comparable to previously analyzed LP-Cs. The sensor performance in the bent state was analyzed in the gas-sensing cell at a defined curvature of 0.25 mm -1 (Figure , F) (1000 s, 24 cycles). For comparison, the same sensor strip was analyzed in a flat state. Independent of the curvature, a stable response is observed. Figure demonstrates that the absolute change in resistance ΔR, the feedback upon CO2 loading, is retained upon bending, whereas the resistance baseline shifts towards higher values with increasing deformation. Consequently, the relative response in the bent state is just about half of that in flat configuration (ΔR/R = -2.9 vs -5.7%).