Self-Powered Sensing In article number 2307282, Bin Li, Yejing Dai, and co-workers report a triboelectric-electromagnetic-piezoelectric wind energy harvester (TEP-WEH), which integrates the advantages of triboelectric nanogenerator, electromagnetic generator, and piezoelectric nanogenerator. With efficient harvesting of low-frequency wind energy, TEP-WEH enables wide-scale distributed self-powered sensing. Our strategy provides a constructive suggestion for the efficient harvesting of wind energy and underpinning the future Internet-of-Things infrastructure.
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