Standalone 3-D Piezoelectric Polymer-Ceramic Foam for Efficient Energy Harvesting

Alekhika Tripathy; Jyoti Prakash Das; Saravanakumar Balasubramaniam; Sang-Jae Kim; Ananthakumar Ramadoss

doi:10.1039/d6lp00034g

January 1, 2026RSC Applied PolymersOpen Access

Standalone 3-D Piezoelectric Polymer-Ceramic Foam for Efficient Energy Harvesting

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The central aim is to develop a new piezoelectric material for efficient energy harvesting in wearable devices.
Fabrication of a 3-D piezoelectric polymer-ceramic foam structure.
Evaluation of energy harvesting efficiency under various conditions.
Comparison with traditional energy harvesting materials.
The piezoelectric foam demonstrated a significant increase in energy conversion efficiency.
Performance metrics exceeded existing alternatives, showing superior energy output.
Tests indicated potential for multiple applications in low-power wearable electronics.

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Explores energy harvesting efficiency in wearable electronics using piezoelectric materials, suggesting new applications.

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The rising demand for wearable electronics has drawn widespread attention to piezoelectric materials due to their potential applications in low-power devices. Herein, we present a unique method for fabricating free-standing...

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