Biomimetic Janus Fabric with Ice Plant Bubble‐Like Cell Structure for Passive Daytime Radiative Cooling and Energy Conversion for Wearable Applications

Key Points

• The study aims to explore the effectiveness of a biomimetic Janus fabric with an ice plant-like cell structure for enhancing passive daytime radiative cooling and energy conversion.
• Developed a Janus fabric mimicking the bubble-like structure of ice plants.
• Evaluated the fabric's performance in radiative cooling and energy conversion under various conditions.
• Analyzed potential applications in wearable technologies and flexible robotics.
• The Janus fabric achieved a cooling efficiency of X degrees Celsius under sunlight, significantly outperforming standard fabrics.
• Demonstrated energy conversion efficiency of Y% when exposed to light, showing strong potential for wearable device integration.
• Highlighted applications in smart textiles and flexible robots, supported by positive feedback from initial testing.