Flexible wearable sensors increasingly use nanomaterials and nanoscale interfaces to acquire biomechanical, electrophysiological, and biochemical signals during sports and rehabilitation, where repeated deformation, perspiration, and variable body contact challenge measurement stability. This review examines how the na...
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Driven by the pursuit of carbon-neutral and distributed energy systems, extensive efforts have been devoted to harvesting ubiquitous low-grade ambient mechanical energy. Piezocatalysis offers a unique light-independent and electricity-free pathway that converts mechanical vibration into reactive radical species. Conven...
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