Evaluates graphene-based wearable sensors for biomechanical monitoring, indicating potential for self-powered applications.
Fabrication Strategy for T-TENGs A spray-coated graphene/PVA layer is integrated onto textile fibers to form a conformable wearable triboelectric nanogenerator. The enhanced interfacial adhesion enables efficient charge transfer during contact–separation operation, delivering stable electrical output for biomechanical sensing. This approach offers a scalable route toward robust, self-powered sensors for activity monitoring and rehabilitation. See Research Article e02658 by Felice Torrisi and co-workers for more details.
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