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Recent progress of fiber-shaped batteries towards wearable application

纤维型电池面向可穿戴应用发展方向的最新进展

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Rapid development of portable or wearable devices, which is inspired by requirements of instant messaging, health monitoring and handling official business, urgently demands more tiny, flexible and light power sources. Fiber-shaped batteries explored in recent years become a prospective candidate to satisfy these demands. With 1D architecture, the fiber-shaped batteries could be adapted to various deformations and integrated into soft textile and other devices. Numerous researches have been reported and achieved huge promotion. To give an overview of fiber-shaped batteries, we summarized the development of fiber-shaped batteries in this review, and discussed the structure and materials in fiber-shaped batteries. The flexibility of batteries with the potential application of the batteries was also exhibited and showed the future perspective. Finally, challenges in this field were discussed, hoping to reveal research direction towards further development of fiber-shaped batteries.

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现代社会对即时通讯、健康监测和智能办公处理的大量需求,使得便携式或可穿戴设备蓬勃发展,迫切需要更小巧、灵活、轻便的电源系统。近年来,纤维型电池由于其1D 结构可以适应各种变形,并集成到织物和其他柔性设备中,具有极大的潜力满足柔性可穿戴电子设备的需求。针对其性能和可穿戴应用的大量研究极大地促进了该领域的快速发展。本文首先综述了纤维型电池近年来的发展状况,并对纤维型电池的结构和材料进行了讨论。然后,探讨了电池的柔韧性及其面向可穿戴的应用前景。最后,提出了该领域仍存在的一些问题和挑战,以期提出纤维型电池进一步发展的研究方向。

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WANG Yi-bo and ZHANG Hao provided the concept and edited the draft of the manuscript. LI Yuan conducted the literature review and wrote the first draft of the manuscript. QIU Jing-yi, CAO Gaoping, ZHAO Peng-cheng, CHEN Long, MA Jun, CHEN Xi-bang, and LIN Zhi-hong edited the draft of the manuscript.

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LI Yuan, WANG Yi-bo, ZHANG Hao, ZHAO Peng-cheng, CHEN Long, MA Jun, CHEN Xi-bang, LIN Zhi-hong, QIU Jing-yi, and CAO Gao-ping declare that they have no conflict of interest.

Foundation item: Project(2016YFB0901503) supported by National Key Research and Development Program of China; Projects (22075320, 21875284) supported by the National Natureal Science Foundation of China

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Li, Y., Wang, Yb., Zhang, H. et al. Recent progress of fiber-shaped batteries towards wearable application. J. Cent. South Univ. 29, 2837–2856 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-022-5131-5

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