Keyword Author: wearable energy storage device

A band-aid-based MoSe2/Nb2C wearable supercapacitor for integrated ammonium-ion energy storage and real-time pressure monitoring

The market for wearable electronic devices is rapidly growing, with increasing potential for future development. Researchers around the globe are striving to enhance these devices, focusing on achieving a balance between functionality and wearability to drive commercialization. Supercapacitors are regarded as one of the most promising energy storage technologies, bridging the gap between conventional batteries …

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Flexible energy storage patch based on NiPS3/graphene zinc-ion hybrid supercapacitor for integrated biosensors

The rapidly developing self-powered biosensor technologies require flexible, robust, and safe energy storage devices. One of the key factors of a self-powered system is the integration of energy storage device components with bio-sensors. Here, we developed a hybrid self-powered biosensor system for health monitoring comprising zinc-ion supercapacitor (ZISC) wearable patch, introducing a two-dimensional (2D) NiPS3 …

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