A biomass-derived multifunctional conductive coating with outstanding electromagnetic shielding and photothermal conversion properties for integrated wearable intelligent textiles and skin bioelectronics
Xugang Dang, Yufei Fei, Xinhua Liu, Xuechuan Wang, Haijun Wang
Abstract
= 42.05 s) within 20 s, holding great significance for research on new wearable photothermal textiles. Furthermore, the textile was utilized as a skin strain sensor, demonstrating high sensitivity to temperature, strain, photothermal and bioelectric signals and motion detection. It could monitor the physiological signal, motion control, and body temperature change of the human body in real time, offering significant potential to be applicable to integrated wearable intelligent textiles and skin bioelectronics.
Topics & Concepts
Wearable computerBioelectronicsMaterials scienceElectronicsFlexibility (engineering)Wearable technologyElectrically conductiveElectrical conductorCoatingTextileNanotechnologyElectromagnetic shieldingElectrical engineeringOptoelectronicsComputer scienceComposite materialEngineeringEmbedded systemStatisticsBiosensorMathematicsAdvanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials