As indispensable energy-storage technology in modern society, batteries play a crucial role
in diverse fields of 3C products, electric vehicles, and electrochemical energy storage …

Edible robots and robotic food—edible systems that perceive, process and act upon
stimulation—could open a new range of opportunities in health care, environmental …

With rapid technological developments, the use and reliance on small and miniaturized
electronics have increased significantly. Prevalent power sources used in wearable and …

The redox-diffusion (RD) battery concept introduces an environmentally friendly solution for
stretchable batteries in autonomous wearable electronics. By utilising plant-based redox …

Next-generation wearables will interface intimately with the human body either on-skin,
implanted or woven into clothing. This requires electrical components that match the …

This study presents a significant advancement in sustainable electronics, introducing an
innovative capacitive‐type wearable pressure sensor crafted entirely from edible and …

The boom of microelectronic devices and their diverse applications has heightened the
demand for innovative and effective energy supply strategies. The longevity of contemporary …

Edible rechargeable batteries represent a novel opportunity for energy storage, which
currently involves the use of toxic materials. Being entirely made of food‐derived materials …

Recently, there has been a remarkable increase in interest in piezoelectric thin films,
particularly zinc oxide (ZnO) and aluminum nitride (AlN), deposited on flexible polymeric …

Sustainability and environmental consciousness drive research toward biomaterials and
green synthesis. Traditional plasticizers derived from non-renewable sources have raised …