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A solution is developed to power portable electronics in a wearable manner by fabricating an all‐solid photovoltaic textile. In a similar way to plants absorbing solar energy for photosynthesis, humans can wear the as‐fabricated photovoltaic textile to harness solar energy for powering small electronic devices.
Development of textile-based electrodes and motion sensors is one of the main issues of recent smart textile research utilizing electronic textiles. Electrocardiogram (ECG) electrodes have been developed by various textile technologies such as sputtering or electroless-plating on the fabric surfaces, and embroidering or knitting with stainless steel yarns. In addition, two types of motion sensors...
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