Engineering study demonstrates textile biofuel cells integrated with energy storage powered by sweat, indicating new opportunities for self-sustaining wearable electronics.
The article reports on the fabrication of wearable textile biofuel cells integrated with energy storage device for powering electronics with wearer’s perspiration as a fuel source.
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