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Fig. 4 Demonstrations of the saTENG as a wearable energy harvester and self-powered biomechanical monitor. Demonstrations of the saTENG as a wearable energy.

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1 Fig. 4 Demonstrations of the saTENG as a wearable energy harvester and self-powered biomechanical monitor. Demonstrations of the saTENG as a wearable energy harvester and self-powered biomechanical monitor. (A to C) A saTENG attached to a shoe to extract energy from foot motion: (A) photograph of the pedal-like saTENG sited under the shoe; (B) equivalent electric circuit diagram depicting the order of the LED serials; and (C) photograph showing the LEDs driven by foot motion. (D to G) A saTENG looped around the arm of a subject to harvest energy from tapping motion and serve as self-powered arm motion sensor: (D) photographs showing LEDs driven by tapping the bracelet-like saTENG; (E) charging a capacitor with the brace-like saTENG; (F) the saTENG worn on the upper arm; (G) response of the saTENG to different bending angles. Fang Yi et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e Copyright © 2016, The Authors

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