Demonstrates an innovative self-powered sensing solution for tracking physiological signals via wearable devices.
, low impedance of 25.6 Ω, and excellent cycle stability (99% capacity retention rate over 10,000 cycles). Moreover, the pressure sensor exhibits a sensitive and stable response within the range of 100-2,000 kPa, an excellent magnification of 118 at 2,000 kPa, a rapid response/recovery time of 15/10 ms, and good flexibility. Ultimately, a CNTs-BP/MOF film-based self-powered sensing device with a thickness of only 2.68 mm was fabricated, which can be adhered to the skin at the joints of the human body to precisely monitor various physiological signals. This research is expected to provide useful references for the design of self-powered flexible wearable material structures and devices.
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