Triboelectric sensors, derived from triboelectric nanogenerators, generate electrical signals
in response to mechanical stimuli. Its remarkable advantages of inherent self-powering, and …

The rapid advancement of smart sensors and logic algorithms has propelled the widespread
adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and expedited the advent of the intelligent era. The …

Self‐healing materials that integrate excellent mechanical properties and high healing
efficiency meet the requirements of flexible electronic sensors for mechanical flexibility and …

Utilizing the ubiquitous fog in nature to create decentralized energy-harvesting devices, free
from geographical and hydrological constraints, presents an opportunity to foster …

Stretchable and transparent ionic conductors have attracted great interest due to their
promising applications in flexible wearable electronics. The obvious drawbacks of gel-based …

The rapid development of flexible, self-powered wearable electronic devices has put forward
more stringent requirements on the material design of sensors. However, the material …

Drawing inspiration from nature has served as a crucial driving force behind human
progress, enabling groundbreaking advancements and cross‐disciplinary integration …

Non‐contact intelligent sensing technology is a key player in the data acquisition and
environmental monitoring framework of the Internet of Everything, laying the groundwork for …

The seamless integration of advanced triboelectric nanogenerators with fiber material has
propelled the rapid advancement of intelligent wearable electronics. The overheating and …

Biomimetic engineering surfaces featuring heterogeneous wettability are vital for
atmospheric water harvesting applications. Existing research predominantly focuses on the …