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Recent advances in stretchable triboelectric nanogenerators for use in wearable bioelectronic devices
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Yaling Wang, Pengcheng Zhu, Yue Sun, Pan Li & Yanchao Mao. Recent advances in stretchable triboelectric nanogenerators for use in wearable bioelectronic devices[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science D, 2024, 7(4): 566-590.
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Abstract: Wearable bioelectronic devices have the capacity for real-time human health monitoring, the provision of tailored services,
and natural interaction with smart devices. However, these wearable bioelectronic devices rely on conventional rigid batteries
that are frequently charged or replaced and are incompatible with the skin, leading to a discontinuity in complex therapeutic
tasks related to human health monitoring and human–machine interaction. Stretchable triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) is
a high-efficiency energy harvesting technology that converts mechanical into electrical energy, effectively powering wearable
bioelectronic devices. This study comprehensively overviews recent advances in stretchable TENG for use in wearable
bioelectronic devices. The working mechanism of stretchable TENG is initially explained. A comprehensive discussion
presents the approaches for fabricating stretchable TENG, including the design of stretchable structures and the selection
of stretchable materials. Furthermore, applications of wearable bioelectronic devices based on stretchable TENG in human
health monitoring (body movements, pulse, and respiration) and human–machine interaction (touch panels, machine control,
and virtual reality) are introduced. Ultimately, the challenges and developmental trends regarding wearable bioelectronic
devices based on stretchable TENG are elaborated.
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