Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 12, 2025
Abstract
Wireless
communication
systems
based
on
discharge‐induced
displacement
current
exhibit
significant
potential
for
enhancing
the
convenience,
security,
and
low
power
consumption
of
wireless
systems.
However,
their
practical
applications
remain
largely
constrained
by
complexity
signals
in
both
time
frequency
domains.
Here,
a
novel
compact
passive
system
composed
self‐powered
e‐sticker
(SWES)
electronic
circuits,
enabling
long‐distance
through
real‐time
signal
processing
strategy,
thereby
applicable
smart
homes
is
proposed.
The
SWES
seamlessly
integrates
triboelectric
nanogenerator
with
an
optimized
plasma
switch
to
ensure
stable
transmission
under
mechanical
stimulation,
achieving
distance
as
high
13
m,
while
maintaining
lightweight
0.24
g
size
3.5
×
2.5
0.0167
cm
3
.
Furthermore,
multimodal
home
control
that
this
design
dedicated
application,
monitoring
appliance
status
intelligent
control,
validating
system's
versatility
demonstrated.
proposed
poised
widespread
deployment
homes,
facilitating
various
appliances
powered
municipal
electricity
holding
substantial
cities,
wearable
electronics,
human–machine
interfaces.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
33(11)
Published: Dec. 30, 2022
Abstract
Transition
metal
carbides/nitrides
(MXenes)
with
metallic
electrical
conductivity
and
excellent
processability
attract
increasing
attention
for
assembling
multifunctional
macrostructures.
However,
the
challenges,
involving
poor
mechanical
strength,
inferior
oxidation
stability,
limited
scalable
manufacturing,
impede
their
wide
applications.
Herein,
large‐area,
high‐strength,
ultra‐flexible
hybrid
films
are
developed
through
multiple
physical
chemical
cross‐linking
of
MXene/cellulose
facilitated
by
graphene
oxide.
The
MXene‐based
manifest
significantly
improved
hydrophobicity,
water/solvent
resistance,
meanwhile,
maintain
electromagnetic
interference
shielding
performance.
X‐band
surface‐specific
effectiveness
(SE)
18,837.5
dB
cm
2
g
−1
an
SE
over
60
in
ultra‐broadband
frequency
range
achieved,
comparable
to
best
shields
ever
reported.
Furthermore,
wearable
demonstrate
photothermal
antibacterial
electrothermal
deicing
Thus,
such
high‐performance
a
facile
manufacturing
method
have
substantial
application
prospects
flexible
electronics,
thermotherapy,
compatibility,
aerospace.
npj Flexible Electronics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: June 2, 2023
Abstract
Wearable
sensors
have
made
significant
progress
in
sensing
physiological
and
biochemical
markers
for
telehealth.
By
monitoring
vital
signs
like
body
temperature,
arterial
oxygen
saturation,
breath
rate,
wearable
provide
enormous
potential
the
early
detection
of
diseases.
In
recent
years,
advancements
been
achieved
development
based
on
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
with
flexibility,
excellent
mechanical
stability,
high
sensitivity,
accuracy
introducing
a
new
approach
to
remote
real-time
health
monitoring.
this
review,
we
outline
2D
materials-based
biosensors
system.
The
review
focused
five
types
sensors,
which
were
classified
according
their
mechanism,
such
as
pressure,
strain,
electrochemical,
optoelectronic,
temperature
sensors.
material
capabilities
impact
performance
operation
sensor
are
outlined.
fundamental
principles
mechanism
well
applications
explored.
This
concludes
by
discussing
remaining
obstacles
future
opportunities
emerging
telehealth
field.
We
hope
that
report
will
be
useful
individuals
who
want
design
it
generate
ideas.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
124(2), P. 318 - 419
Published: Dec. 6, 2023
Flexible
electronics
have
recently
gained
considerable
attention
due
to
their
potential
provide
new
and
innovative
solutions
a
wide
range
of
challenges
in
various
electronic
fields.
These
require
specific
material
properties
performance
because
they
need
be
integrated
into
variety
surfaces
or
folded
rolled
for
newly
formatted
electronics.
Two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
emerged
as
promising
candidates
flexible
unique
mechanical,
electrical,
optical
properties,
well
compatibility
with
other
materials,
enabling
the
creation
devices.
This
article
provides
comprehensive
review
progress
made
developing
devices
using
2D
materials.
In
addition,
it
highlights
key
aspects
scalable
production,
device
fabrication
processes
applications,
along
important
examples
demonstrations
that
achieved
breakthroughs
wearable
applications.
Finally,
we
discuss
opportunities,
current
challenges,
solutions,
future
investigative
directions
about
this
field.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(16)
Published: Jan. 6, 2024
Abstract
Electronic
waste
is
a
growing
threat
to
the
global
environment
and
human
health,
raising
particular
concerns.
Triboelectric
devices
synthesized
from
sustainable
degradable
materials
are
promising
electronic
alternative,
but
mechanical
mismatch
at
interface
between
polymer
substrate
electrodes
remains
unresolved
in
practical
applications.
This
study
uses
sulfhydryl
silanization
reaction
chemical
selectivity
site
specificity
of
thiol–disulfide
exchange
dynamic
covalent
chemistry
prepare
tough
monolithic‐integrated
triboelectric
bioplastic.
The
stress
dissipated
by
bond
adaptation
interaction,
which
makes
dielectric
layer
conductive
have
good
adhesion
effect
(220.55
kPa).
interfacial
interlocking
with
gives
bioplastic
excellent
tensile
strength
(87.4
MPa)
fracture
toughness
(33.3
MJ
m
−3
).
Even
when
subjected
tension
force
10
000
times
its
weight,
it
still
maintains
stable
output
no
visible
cracks.
provides
new
insights
into
design
reliable
environmentally
friendly
self‐powered
devices,
significant
for
development
flexible
wearable
electronics.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(37)
Published: May 14, 2023
Abstract
Developing
versatile
and
high
sensitivity
sensors
is
beneficial
for
promoting
flexible
electronic
devices
human‐machine
interactive
systems.
Researchers
are
working
on
the
exploration
of
various
active
sensing
materials
toward
broad
detection,
multifunction,
low‐power
consumption.
Here,
a
ion‐gel
fibrous
membrane
presented
by
electrospinning
technology
utilized
to
construct
capacitive
triboelectric
nanogenerator
(TENG).
The
iontronic
sensor
exhibits
inherently
favorable
repeatability,
which
retains
long‐term
stability
after
5000
cycles.
can
also
detect
clear
pulse
waveform
at
human
wrist
enable
mapping
pressure
distribution
sensory
matrix.
For
TENG,
maximum
peak
power
54.56
µW
be
used
commercial
electronics.
In
addition,
prepared
TENG
array
achieve
interactive,
rapidly
responsive,
accurate
dynamic
monitoring,
broadens
direct
effective
devices.
promising
provide
an
outstanding
approach
physiological
biomechanical
energy
harvesting,
interaction,
self‐powered
monitoring
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(9)
Published: Sept. 23, 2023
Optoelectronic
memristors
(OMs)
have
emerged
as
a
promising
optoelectronic
Neuromorphic
computing
paradigm,
opening
up
new
opportunities
for
neurosynaptic
devices
and
systems.
These
OMs
possess
range
of
desirable
features
including
minimal
crosstalk,
high
bandwidth,
low
power
consumption,
zero
latency,
the
ability
to
replicate
crucial
neurological
functions
such
vision
optical
memory.
By
incorporating
large-scale
parallel
synaptic
structures,
are
anticipated
greatly
enhance
high-performance
low-power
in-memory
computing,
effectively
overcoming
limitations
von
Neumann
bottleneck.
However,
progress
in
this
field
necessitates
comprehensive
understanding
suitable
structures
techniques
integrating
low-dimensional
materials
into
integrated
circuit
platforms.
This
review
aims
offer
overview
fundamental
performance,
mechanisms,
design
applications,
integration
roadmap
memristors.
establishing
connections
between
materials,
multilayer
memristor
units,
monolithic
circuits,
seeks
provide
insights
emerging
technologies
future
prospects
that
expected
drive
innovation
widespread
adoption
near
future.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(3), P. 1329 - 1329
Published: Jan. 24, 2023
With
the
development
of
5G,
artificial
intelligence,
and
Internet
Things,
diversified
sensors
(such
as
signal
acquisition
module)
have
become
more
important
in
people's
daily
life.
According
to
extensive
use
various
distributed
wireless
sensors,
powering
them
has
a
big
problem.
Among
all
methods,
self-powered
sensor
system
based
on
triboelectric
nanogenerators
(TENGs)
shown
its
superiority.
This
review
focuses
four
major
application
areas
TENG,
including
environmental
monitoring,
human
industrial
production,
The
perspectives
outlook
future
are
discussed.
Journal of Nanobiotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: Feb. 15, 2024
Abstract
The
widespread
adoption
of
smart
terminals
has
significantly
boosted
the
market
potential
for
wearable
electronic
devices.
Two-dimensional
(2D)
nanomaterials
show
great
promise
flexible,
electronics
next-generation
materials
and
have
in
energy,
optoelectronics,
electronics.
First,
this
review
focuses
on
importance
functionalization/defects
2D
nanomaterials,
a
discussion
different
kinds
devices,
overall
structure–property
relationship
materials.
Then,
comprehensive
review,
we
delve
into
burgeoning
realm
emerging
applications
nanomaterial-based
flexible
electronics,
spanning
diverse
domains
such
as
medical
health,
displays.
A
meticulous
exploration
is
presented,
elucidating
intricate
processes
involved
tailoring
material
properties
specific
applications.
Each
research
direction
dissected,
offering
insightful
perspectives
dialectical
evaluations
that
illuminate
future
trajectories
inspire
fruitful
investigations
rapidly
evolving
field.
Graphical
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(18)
Published: Jan. 3, 2024
Wearable
humidity
sensors
are
attracting
strong
attention
as
they
allow
for
real-time
and
continuous
monitoring
of
important
physiological
information
by
enabling
activity
tracking
well
air
quality
assessment.
Amongst
2Dimensional
(2D)
materials,
graphene
oxide
(GO)
is
very
attractive
sensing
due
to
its
tuneable
surface
chemistry,
high
area,
processability
in
water,
easy
integration
onto
flexible
substrates.
However,
hysteresis,
low
sensitivity,
cross-sensitivity
issues
limit
the
use
GO
practical
applications,
where
preferred.
Herein,
a
wearable
wireless
impedance-based
sensor
made
with
pyrene-functionalized
hexagonal
boron
nitride
(h-BN)
nanosheets
demonstrated.
The
device
shows
enhanced
sensitivity
towards
relative
(RH)
(>10
