Ionic Hydrogel‐Based Moisture Electric Generators for Underwater Electronics
Daozhi Shen,
Fangzhou Li,
Jian Zhao
et al.
Abstract:Ubiquitous moisture is of particular interest for sustainable power generation and self‐powered electronics. However, current moisture electric generators (MEGs) can only harvest moisture energy in the air, which tremendously limits the energy harvesting efficiency and practical application scenarios. Herein, the operationality of MEG from air to underwater environment, through a sandwiched engineered‐hydrogel device with an additional waterproof breathable membrane layer allowing water vapor exchange while pr… Show more
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