Wearable Triboelectric Nanogenerator from Waste Materials for Autonomous Information Transmission via Morse Code

Overview of attention for article published in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, January 2022

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Wearables powered by waste and movement

Fuentitech, 13 Mar 2022

Plastic waste and paper wipes are reused in wearable devices that operate on the energy collected by the wearer’s movements.

Wearable powered by waste and movement

Newscabal, 10 Mar 2022

Plastic waste and paper wipes have been repurposed into a wearable device that runs on energy harvested by the wearer’s…

Wearable powered by waste and movement

BusinessFast, 10 Mar 2022

Plastic waste and paper wipes have been repurposed into a wearable device that runs on energy harvested by the wearer’s…

News story from The Engineer on Thursday 10 March 2022

The Engineer, 10 Mar 2022

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