ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 1727 - 1736
Published: Dec. 27, 2023
A
microstructured
surface
has
been
applied
in
self-powered
triboelectric
pressure
sensors
to
increase
the
charge-carrying
sites
and
enhance
output
performance.
However,
microstructure
increases
distance
between
electrode
layer,
its
influence
on
performance
is
unknown.
Herein,
we
proposed
a
dome-conformal
strategy
for
nanogenerator
(TENG)
sensor.
With
simple
reverse-dome
adsorption
process,
an
ultrathin
layer
Ag
can
be
made
conformal
dome
PDMS
structure.
The
TENG
sensor
constructed
with
paper
as
positive
layer.
Compared
device
based
nonconformal
structure,
design
endows
faster
charge
transfer
enhanced
voltage.
By
doping
BaTiO3,
outermost
easily
modified
improve
ability
of
sustaining
charge,
coated
expand
polarity
difference
two
layers
so
synergistic
effects
enable
optimized
sensitivity
0.75
V/kPa
low-pressure
region
(0–26
kPa)
0.19
high-pressure
range
(26–120
kPa).
Its
application
human
motion
detection,
grabbing
water
beakers,
noncontact
testing
demonstrated.
This
work
provides
route
such
structure
microstructure-based
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Nov. 18, 2022
Abstract
The
advancement
of
the
Internet
Things/5G
infrastructure
requires
a
low‐cost
ubiquitous
sensory
network
to
realize
an
autonomous
system
for
information
collection
and
processing,
aiming
at
diversified
applications
ranging
from
healthcare,
smart
home,
industry
4.0
environmental
monitoring.
triboelectric
nanogenerator
(TENG)
is
considered
most
promising
technology
due
its
self‐powered,
cost‐effective,
highly
customizable
advantages.
Through
use
wearable
electronic
devices,
advanced
TENG
developed
as
core
enabling
self‐powered
sensors,
power
supplies,
data
communications
aforementioned
applications.
In
this
review,
advancements
TENG‐based
electronics
regarding
materials,
material/device
hybridization,
systems
integration,
convergence,
in
environment
monitoring,
transportation,
homes
toward
future
green
earth
are
reported.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(4)
Published: June 23, 2022
Abstract
The
rapid
growth
of
the
electronics
industry
and
proliferation
electronic
materials
telecommunications
technologies
has
led
to
release
a
massive
amount
untreated
waste
(e‐waste)
into
environment.
Consequently,
catastrophic
environmental
damage
at
microbiome
level
serious
human
health
diseases
threaten
natural
fate
planet.
Currently,
demand
for
wearable
applications
in
personalized
medicine,
skins
(e‐skins),
monitoring
is
substantial
growing.
Therefore,
“green”
characteristics
such
as
biodegradability,
self‐healing,
biocompatibility
ensure
future
application
e‐skins
biomedical
engineering
bioanalytical
sciences.
Leveraging
sustainability,
will
dramatically
influence
fabrication
environmentally
friendly
electronics.
Here,
molecular
structural
biological
artificial
are
discussed.
focus
then
turns
biodegradable
materials,
including
synthetic‐polymer‐based
their
recent
development
e‐skin
sensors,
robotics,
human–machine
interfaces
(HMIs).
Finally,
main
challenges
outlook
regarding
preparation
critically
discussed
near‐future
scenario,
which
expected
lead
next
generation
e‐skins.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(4), P. 1535 - 1648
Published: Feb. 19, 2024
Over
the
years,
researchers
have
made
significant
strides
in
development
of
novel
flexible/stretchable
and
conductive
materials,
enabling
creation
cutting-edge
electronic
devices
for
wearable
applications.
Among
these,
porous
textiles
(PCTs)
emerged
as
an
ideal
material
platform
electronics,
owing
to
their
light
weight,
flexibility,
permeability,
wearing
comfort.
This
Review
aims
present
a
comprehensive
overview
progress
state
art
utilizing
PCTs
design
fabrication
wide
variety
integrated
systems.
To
begin
with,
we
elucidate
how
revolutionize
form
factors
electronics.
We
then
discuss
preparation
strategies
PCTs,
terms
raw
processes,
key
properties.
Afterward,
provide
detailed
illustrations
are
used
basic
building
blocks
fabricate
intrinsically
flexible
or
stretchable
devices,
including
sensors,
actuators,
therapeutic
energy-harvesting
storage
displays.
further
describe
techniques
systems
either
by
hybridizing
conventional
off-the-shelf
rigid
components
with
integrating
multiple
fibrous
PCTs.
Subsequently,
highlight
some
important
application
scenarios
healthcare,
sports
training,
converging
technologies,
professional
specialists.
At
end
Review,
challenges
perspectives
on
future
research
directions
give
overall
conclusions.
As
demand
more
personalized
interconnected
continues
grow,
PCT-based
wearables
hold
immense
potential
redefine
landscape
technology
reshape
way
live,
work,
play.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(6)
Published: Jan. 22, 2023
Abstract
Recent
advances
in
flexible
wearable
devices
have
boosted
the
remarkable
development
of
for
human–machine
interfaces,
which
are
great
value
to
emerging
cybernetics,
robotics,
and
Metaverse
systems.
However,
effectiveness
existing
approaches
is
limited
by
quality
sensor
data
classification
models
with
high
computational
costs.
Here,
a
novel
gesture
recognition
system
triboelectric
smart
wristbands
an
adaptive
accelerated
learning
(AAL)
model
proposed.
The
array
well
deployed
according
wrist
anatomy
retrieves
hand
motions
from
distance,
exhibiting
highly
sensitive
high‐quality
sensing
capabilities
beyond
methods.
Importantly,
anatomical
design
leads
close
correspondence
between
actions
dominant
muscle/tendon
groups
gestures,
resulting
distinctive
features
signals
very
valuable
differentiating
gestures
7
sensors.
AAL
realizes
97.56%
identification
accuracy
training
21
classes
only
one‐third
operands
original
neural
network.
applications
further
exploited
real‐time
somatosensory
teleoperations
low
latency
<1
s,
revealing
new
possibility
endowing
cyber‐human
interactions
disruptive
innovation
immersive
experience.
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(46)
Published: Aug. 11, 2024
Abstract
Over
the
past
decades,
tactile
sensing
technology
has
made
significant
advances
in
fields
of
health
monitoring
and
robotics.
Compared
to
conventional
sensors,
self‐powered
sensors
do
not
require
an
external
power
source
drive,
which
makes
entire
system
more
flexible
lightweight.
Therefore,
they
are
excellent
candidates
for
mimicking
perception
functions
wearable
ideal
electronic
skin
(e‐skin)
intelligent
robots.
Herein,
working
principles,
materials,
device
fabrication
strategies
various
platforms
introduced
first.
Then
their
applications
robotics
presented.
Finally,
future
prospects
systems
discussed.
Advanced Fiber Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3), P. 622 - 657
Published: March 22, 2024
Abstract
Smart
wearables
equipped
with
integrated
flexible
actuators
possess
the
ability
to
autonomously
respond
and
adapt
changes
in
environment.
Fibrous
textiles
have
been
recognised
as
promising
platforms
for
integrating
owing
their
superior
body
compliance,
lightweight
nature,
programmable
architectures.
Various
studies
related
textile
smart
recently
reported.
However,
review
focusing
on
advanced
design
of
these
actuator
technologies
is
lacking.
Herein,
a
timely
thorough
progress
achieved
this
field
over
past
five
years
presented.
This
focuses
concepts
wearables,
covering
functional
materials,
innovative
architecture
configurations,
external
stimuli,
applications
wearables.
The
primary
aspects
focus
actuating
formation
techniques
architecture,
behaviour
performance
metrics
actuators,
various
challenges
next-generation
Ultimately,
conclusive
perspectives
are
highlighted.
Graphical
Journal of Semiconductors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
46(1), P. 012601 - 012601
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
In
the
era
of
Metaverse
and
virtual
reality
(VR)/augmented
(AR),
capturing
finger
motion
force
interactions
is
crucial
for
immersive
human-machine
interfaces.
This
study
introduces
a
flexible
electronic
skin
index
finger,
addressing
coupled
perception
both
state
process
in
dynamic
tactile
sensing.
The
device
integrates
resistive
giant
magnetoelastic
sensors,
enabling
detection
surface
pressure
joint
bending.
e-skin
identifies
three
phases
action:
bending
state,
normal
tangential
(sweeping).
system
comprises
carbon
nanotubes
(CNT)/polydimethylsiloxane
(PDMS)
films
sensing
sensors
(NdFeB
particles,
EcoFlex,
coils)
detection.
inward
sensor,
based
on
self-assembled
microstructures,
exhibits
directional
specificity
with
response
time
under
120
ms
sensitivity
from
0°
to
120°.
demonstrate
specific
responses
frequency
deformation
magnitude,
as
well
roughness
during
sliding
material
hardness.
system’s
capability
demonstrated
through
tactile-based
bread
type
condition
recognition,
achieving
92%
accuracy.
intelligent
patch
shows
broad
potential
enhancing
across
various
fields,
VR/AR
interfaces
medical
diagnostics
smart
manufacturing
industrial
automation.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(29)
Published: Aug. 17, 2023
Energy-autonomous
wearable
human
activity
monitoring
is
imperative
for
daily
healthcare,
benefiting
from
long-term
sustainable
uses.
Herein,
a
fully
self-powered
system,
enabling
real-time
and
assessments
of
multimodal
health
parameters
including
knee
joint
movement,
metabolic
energy,
locomotion
speed,
skin
temperature,
which
are
by
highly-efficient
flexible
thermoelectric
generators
(f-TEGs)
proposed
developed.
The
system
composed
f-TEGs,
fabric
strain
sensors,
ultra-low-power
edge
computing,
Bluetooth.
f-TEGs
worn
on
the
leg
not
only
harvest
energy
body
heat
supply
power
sustainably
whole
but
also
serve
as
zero-power
motion
sensors
to
detect
limb
movement
temperature.
sensor
made
printing
PEDOT:
PSS
pre-stretched
nylon
fiber-wrapped
rubber
band
enables
high-fidelity
ultralow-power
measurements
highly-dynamic
movements.
Edge
computing
elaborately
designed
estimate
time-varying
in
real-time,
wirelessly
transmitted
via
operated
automatically
intelligently,
works
both
static
dynamic
states,
f-TEGs.