Investigates enhanced sensitivity in poly(vinylidene fluoride) devices for health monitoring, suggesting advancements for wearable technology.
∼ 6.3 V), ultrasensitive low-pressure detection and rapid capacitor charging (τ ≤ 26 s). The flexible device also demonstrated real-time responsiveness to dynamic changes for effective wireless IoT-enabled gesture and cardiovascular monitoring. Furthermore, we leverage electrode-interface optimization to record pyroelectric responsivity under varying thermal gradients, establishing anion-precise IL engineering as a transformative paradigm, surpassing limitations for wearable health monitors, therapeutic implants, and IoT sensors.
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