The Application and Progress of the Combination of Energy Technology and Bioelectronics in Wearable and Medical Fields

Authors

  • Qianli Feng
  • Mengyi Jia
  • Yiming Lei

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/frtxb159

Keywords:

Energy technology; Bioelectronics; self-power; wearable technology; Medical devices.

Abstract

The combination of energy technology and bioelectronics can be said to be the most innovative and cutting-edge technology today. Enhance the versatility and sustainability of bioelectronic devices. This fusion technology can capture and collect energy directly from living organisms, the environment, and convert it into electricity. This technology focuses on the development of self-powered devices for health detection, implantable and therapeutic applications, and has a wide range of applications in wearable, medical and other fields. It is because of this technology that people reduce the reliance on battery power generation, some wearable, medical devices can operate continuously without frequent charging. The effective use and development of some new energy sources, such as solar energy, wind energy and bioenergy, has also greatly reduced the utilization rate of fossil fuels and reduced environmental pollution. This article will list three kinds of energy-based wearable technologies, namely solar, mechanical and bioenergy wearable technologies, focusing on their working principles, materials and applications. The combination of energy technology and bioelectronics has led to breakthrough developments in various fields.

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Published

18-02-2025

How to Cite

Feng, Q., Jia, M., & Lei, Y. (2025). The Application and Progress of the Combination of Energy Technology and Bioelectronics in Wearable and Medical Fields. Highlights in Science, Engineering and Technology, 125, 310-315. https://doi.org/10.54097/frtxb159