Wearable applications require power sources that are flexible, affordable, compact, and
easily accessible. However, conventional power electronic devices are impractical due to …

For solving the problem of powering wearable electronic devices, flexible poly (vinylidene
fluoride)(PVDF)-based piezoelectric nanogenerators (PENGs) developed by integrating …

Mechanically stretchable capacitive sensors are extremely promising for applications in
continuous health-monitoring. Typical capacitive sensors, made from polymer and thin metal …

Piezoelectric films have good elasticity and microstructure stability, which are the basis of
the piezoelectric nanogenerator to adapt to various application scenarios and run stably for …

This Article reveals highly promising piezoelectricity in chiral supramolecular assemblies of
trialoxybenzamide-functionalized acceptor–donor–acceptor (ADA)-type ambipolar π …

The invention of flexible piezoelectric nanogenerators in today's nanotechnology era
attracted the attention of researchers on nano-energy harvesting systems. Since then …

The internet of medical things (IoMT) is used for the acquisition, processing, transmission,
and storage of medical data of patients. The medical information of each patient can be …

Wearable textiles with integrated multimodal sensors have numerous uses in the healthcare,
entertainment, fitness, and fashion industries. However, the majority of reported sensors use …

Piezoelectric nanogenerators are one of the possible solutions for generating power in
milliwatts for various mobility applications. They can also be utilized as tactile sensors. Since …

Emerging piezoelectric technologies have promoted the development of self‐powered
sensing systems by addressing the power supply issue of wearable electronics, offering …