Stretchable Sweat‐Activated Battery in Skin‐Integrated Electronics for Continuous Wireless Sweat Monitoring

Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real‐time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most us...

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Vydané v:Advanced science Ročník 9; číslo 9; s. e2104635 - n/a
Hlavní autori: Liu, Yiming, Huang, Xingcan, Zhou, Jingkun, Yiu, Chun Ki, Song, Zhen, Huang, Wei, Nejad, Sina Khazaee, Li, Hu, Wong, Tsz Hung, Yao, Kuanming, Zhao, Ling, Yoo, Woojung, Park, Wooyoung, Li, Jiyu, Huang, Ya, Lam, Hiuwai Raymond, Song, Enming, Guo, Xu, Wang, Yanwei, Dai, Zhenxue, Chang, Lingqian, Li, Wen Jung, Xie, Zhaoqian, Yu, Xinge
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:English
Vydavateľské údaje: Germany John Wiley & Sons, Inc 01.03.2022
John Wiley and Sons Inc
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Biocompatibility
Cotton
Electric Power Supplies
Electrodes
Electrolytes
Electronics
microfluidic system
Oxidation
Scanning electron microscopy
Silicones
Skin
stretchable electronics
Sweat
sweat analysis
sweat‐activated batteries
Wearable Electronic Devices
wireless communication
Zinc
microfluidic system
sweat analysis
stretchable electronics
sweat-activated batteries
wireless communication
ISSN:2198-3844, 2198-3844
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Abstract Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real‐time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state‐of‐art skin‐integrated electronics. Sweat‐activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin‐like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat‐activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real‐time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm−2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long‐term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat. A stretchable, conformable sweat‐activated battery (SAB) has been developed with high power density (7.46 mW cm−2) and energy capacity (42.5 mAh); it enables lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for 5 h, and offers enough power to support Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals in state‐of‐art wearable sensors for over 6 h. The SAB is also demonstrated in powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors for real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat.
AbstractList Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real‐time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state‐of‐art skin‐integrated electronics. Sweat‐activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin‐like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat‐activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real‐time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm−2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long‐term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat. A stretchable, conformable sweat‐activated battery (SAB) has been developed with high power density (7.46 mW cm−2) and energy capacity (42.5 mAh); it enables lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for 5 h, and offers enough power to support Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals in state‐of‐art wearable sensors for over 6 h. The SAB is also demonstrated in powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors for real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat.
Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real-time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state-of-art skin-integrated electronics. Sweat-activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin-like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat-activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real-time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm-2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long-term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real-time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real-time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat.Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real-time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state-of-art skin-integrated electronics. Sweat-activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin-like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat-activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real-time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm-2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long-term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real-time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real-time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat.
Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real‐time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state‐of‐art skin‐integrated electronics. Sweat‐activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin‐like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat‐activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real‐time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm −2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long‐term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na + in sweat.
Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real‐time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state‐of‐art skin‐integrated electronics. Sweat‐activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin‐like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat‐activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real‐time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm−2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long‐term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat. A stretchable, conformable sweat‐activated battery (SAB) has been developed with high power density (7.46 mW cm−2) and energy capacity (42.5 mAh); it enables lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for 5 h, and offers enough power to support Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals in state‐of‐art wearable sensors for over 6 h. The SAB is also demonstrated in powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors for real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat.
Abstract Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real‐time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state‐of‐art skin‐integrated electronics. Sweat‐activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin‐like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat‐activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real‐time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm−2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long‐term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat.
Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real-time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state-of-art skin-integrated electronics. Sweat-activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin-like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat-activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real-time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long-term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real-time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real-time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na in sweat.
Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data collection and real‐time wireless transmission, which highlights the importance of portable powering technologies. Batteries are the most used power source for wearable electronics, but unfortunately, they consist of hazardous materials and are bulky, which limit their incorporation into the state‐of‐art skin‐integrated electronics. Sweat‐activated biocompatible batteries offer a new powering strategy for skin‐like electronics. However, the capacity of the reported sweat‐activated batteries (SABs) cannot support real‐time data collection and wireless transmission. Focused on this issue, soft, biocompatible, SABs are developed that can be directly integrated on skin with a record high capacity of 42.5 mAh and power density of 7.46 mW cm−2 among the wearable sweat and body fluids activated batteries. The high performance SABs enable powering electronic devices for a long‐term duration, for instance, continuously lighting 120 lighting emitting diodes (LEDs) for over 5 h, and also offers the capability of powering Bluetooth wireless operation for real‐time recording of physiological signals for over 6 h. Demonstrations of the SABs for powering microfluidic system based sweat sensors are realized in this work, allowing real‐time monitoring of pH, glucose, and Na+ in sweat.
Author Lam, Hiuwai Raymond
Guo, Xu
Song, Zhen
Yu, Xinge
Yiu, Chun Ki
Zhao, Ling
Wong, Tsz Hung
Park, Wooyoung
Yao, Kuanming
Chang, Lingqian
Yoo, Woojung
Li, Jiyu
Wang, Yanwei
Liu, Yiming
Zhou, Jingkun
Li, Hu
Huang, Ya
Song, Enming
Nejad, Sina Khazaee
Huang, Wei
Dai, Zhenxue
Li, Wen Jung
Huang, Xingcan
Xie, Zhaoqian
AuthorAffiliation 3 State Key Laboratory of Structural Analysis for Industrial Equipment Department of Engineering Mechanics International Research Center for Computational Mechanics Dalian University of Technology Dalian 116024 China
6 College of Construction Engineering Jilin University Changchun 130012 China
7 Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Biomedical Engineering School of Biological Science and Medical Engineering Beihang University Beijing 100083 China
2 Hong Kong Center for Cerebra‐Cardiovascular Health Engineering Hong Kong Science Park New Territories 999077 Hong Kong
9 Department of Mechanical Engineering City University of Hong Kong Kowloon Tong Hong Kong
1 Department of Biomedical Engineering City University of Hong Kong Kowloon Tong 999077 Hong Kong
5 Shanghai Frontiers Science Research Base of Intelligent Optoelectronics and Perception Institute of Optoelectronics Fudan University Shanghai 200433 China
8 School of Biomedical Engineering Research and Engineering Center of Biomedical Materia
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Snippet Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on continuous data...
Abstract Wearable electronics have attracted extensive attentions over the past few years for their potential applications in health monitoring based on...
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SubjectTerms Biocompatibility
Cotton
Electric Power Supplies
Electrodes
Electrolytes
Electronics
microfluidic system
Oxidation
Scanning electron microscopy
Silicones
Skin
stretchable electronics
Sweat
sweat analysis
sweat‐activated batteries
Wearable Electronic Devices
wireless communication
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Title Stretchable Sweat‐Activated Battery in Skin‐Integrated Electronics for Continuous Wireless Sweat Monitoring
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