Bio-inspired e-skin with integrated antifouling and comfortable wearing for self-powered motion monitoring and ultra-long-range human-machine interaction
AFBI E-skin with good biocompatibility integrating antifouling, antibacterial, and breathability functions is developed for self-powered motion monitoring and ultra-long-range human-machine interaction. E-skin shows “dynamic-static” synergistic antibacterial strategy by combination of triboelectric...
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| description | AFBI E-skin with good biocompatibility integrating antifouling, antibacterial, and breathability functions is developed for self-powered motion monitoring and ultra-long-range human-machine interaction. E-skin shows “dynamic-static” synergistic antibacterial strategy by combination of triboelectric effect and PANI charge action. The ultra-long-range human-machine interaction control system, enables synchronized hand gestures between human hand and robotic hand in any internet-covered area worldwide theoretically.
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•AFBI E-skin enables stable signal output for motion monitoring, even when splashed with water.•AFBI E-skin integrates antifouling, antibacterial, biocompatibility and breathability.•AFBI E-skin shows a synergistic effect of “dynamic-static” antibacterial activity.•Ultra-long-range human-machine interaction control system developed using AFBI E-skin.
Electronic skin (e-skin) inspired by the sensory function of the skin demonstrates broad application prospects in health, medicine, and human–machine interaction. Herein, we developed a self-powered all-fiber bio-inspired e-skin (AFBI E-skin) that integrated functions of antifouling, antibacterial, biocompatibility and breathability. AFBI E-skin was composed of three layers of electrospun nanofibrous films. The superhydrophobic outer layer Poly(vinylidene fluoride)-silica nanofibrous films (PVDF-SiO2 NFs) possessed antifouling properties against common liquids in daily life and resisted bacterial adhesion. The polyaniline nanofibrous films (PANI NFs) were used as the electrode layer, and it had strong “static” antibacterial capability. Meanwhile, the inner layer Polylactic acid nanofibrous films (PLA NFs) served as a biocompatible substrate. Based on the triboelectric nanogenerator principle, AFBI E-skin not only enabled self-powered sensing but also utilized the generated electrical stimulation for “dynamic” antibacterial. The “dynamic-static” synergistic antibacterial strategy greatly enhanced the antibacterial effect. AFBI E-skin could be used for self-powered motion monitoring to obtain a stable signal output even when water was splashed on its surface. Finally, based on AFBI E-skin, we constructed an ultra-long-range human-machine interaction control system, enabling synchronized hand gestures between human hand and robotic hand in any internet-covered area worldwide theoretically. AFBI E-skin exhibited vast application potential in fields like smart wearable electronics and int |
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•AFBI E-skin enables stable signal output for motion monitoring, even when splashed with water.•AFBI E-skin integrates antifouling, antibacterial, biocompatibility and breathability.•AFBI E-skin shows a synergistic effect of “dynamic-static” antibacterial activity.•Ultra-long-range human-machine interaction control system developed using AFBI E-skin.
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•AFBI E-skin enables stable signal output for motion monitoring, even when splashed with water.•AFBI E-skin integrates antifouling, antibacterial, biocompatibility and breathability.•AFBI E-skin shows a synergistic effect of “dynamic-static” antibacterial activity.•Ultra-long-range human-machine interaction control system developed using AFBI E-skin.
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•AFBI E-skin enables stable signal output for motion monitoring, even when splashed with water.•AFBI E-skin integrates antifouling, antibacterial, biocompatibility and breathability.•AFBI E-skin shows a synergistic effect of “dynamic-static” antibacterial activity.•Ultra-long-range human-machine interaction control system developed using AFBI E-skin.
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