“…GO, well known for its exibility, makes MOF/GO composites well-suited for integration into exible and wearable electronics, 157 and smart supercapacitors based on these composites can be conformably integrated into various form factors, enabling applications in Internet of Things (IoT) devices (i.e. Articially Intelligent devices), 158,159 renewable energy 160 and beyond. [161][162][163] Fu et al synthesized a metal organic framework (UiO-66), as an illustration, based on zirconium and inscribed onto a carbon nanotube membrane (CNTF), which is referred to as 66-C. 164 Aer that, PEDOT-GO or poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)graphene oxide (PGO) was codeposited electrochemically on 66-C to obtain a porous electrode that was extensible (PGO@66C), which had excellent properties for exible supercapacitors.…”