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How can a micro energy storage unit provide continuous power supply of wearables?

The combination of the energy harvesting system and the micro energy storage unit enables the continuous power supply of wearables in different circumstances of daytime, nighttime, indoor and outdoor. The significance of this work stems from providing guidance for future energy supply methods of wearables. 1. Introduction

What is a micro-sized energy storage device?

Charging can be done remotely, anytime, anywhere, automatically. Place portable devices on the charging pad without the need for a charging cable. Micro-sized energy storage device is also small-sized power supply with promising applications in the future of flexible wearable smart textiles .

What is outdoor energy supply for smart wearables?

Sketch of outdoor energy supply for smart wearables. Energy sources that can be utilized outdoors include solar, kinetic, thermal, chemical, and radio frequency energy. The different energy harvesting systems can be installed in different locations, independently or cooperatively to power the devices.

What is a wearable energy system?

Fig.6 shows the wearable energy system consisting of wearables and the distributed energy harvesting system while a person is working indoors. It is assumed that a person works in a smart seat, and wears smart clothing, smart glasses, wireless headphones, and a smart watch.

Which energy sources can be used for small wearables?

RF energy, thermal energy, and biomass energy have less energy dense and can be used as auxiliary power sources for small wearables. The combination of the energy harvesting system and the micro energy storage unit enables the continuous power supply of wearables in different circumstances of daytime, nighttime, indoor and outdoor.

Which energy generation technologies are suitable for outdoor sports wearables?

Solar and kinetic energy generation technologies have higher energy density and are suitable for application in outdoor sports wearables. RF energy, thermal energy, and biomass energy have less energy dense and can be used as auxiliary power sources for small wearables.