Triboelectric Wearable Sensors for Human‑Centric Smart Electronics: From Self‑Powered Sensing to Artificial Intelligence‑Assisted Human–Machine Interface Systems (IMAGE)
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- A wearable-centered review framework is presented for triboelectric sensors, covering self-powered sensing principles, material selection, device architectures, and fabrication strategies.
- Artificial intelligence-assisted signal processing, triboelectric artificial synapses, and neuromorphic computing are identified as key bridges from self-powered sensing to adaptive human–machine interfaces.
- Representative applications and future directions are organized toward human-centric smart electronics, including health care, gesture interaction, robotics, intelligent transportation, and next-generation embodied systems.
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Yoonsang Ra, Sumin Cho, Xinge Guo, Dongwhi Choi*, Chengkuo Lee*.
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