Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices
This review article explores the potential revolutionary uses of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) integrated into portable biosensing devices. It describes the workings, and benefits of BEGs-based biosensors while highlighting the complementary nature of energy production and biosensing...
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| author | Zaghum Abbas S. Beddu S. Liyana Mohd Kamal N. Anwar N. Mohamad D. Binti Rahman N. Binti Baharudin S. |
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| description | This review article explores the potential revolutionary uses of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) integrated into portable biosensing devices. It describes the workings, and benefits of BEGs-based biosensors while highlighting the complementary nature of energy production and biosensing. The article delves into the ways BEGs transform biosensing capabilities in wearable technology, highlighting their ability to sustain themselves, compatibility with living organisms, and ongoing power production. BEGs eliminate the need for external power sources by enabling independent and uninterrupted operation through the metabolic activity of microorganisms. Their compatibility with the human body guarantees a secure and pleasant on-body experience. Wearables that incorporate BEGs allow for the continuous tracking of ambient variables, physiological data, and biomarkers. The review highlights the exciting possibilities of BEGs based-biosensors in healthcare, environmental monitoring, and other fields, paving the way for autonomous, continuous monitoring in the future to enhance health management and raise environmental consciousness. ? 2024 Elsevier Ltd |
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| spelling | my.uniten.dspace-363012025-03-03T15:41:51Z Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices Zaghum Abbas S. Beddu S. Liyana Mohd Kamal N. Anwar N. Mohamad D. Binti Rahman N. Binti Baharudin S. 59152489700 55812080500 59325819400 58782017200 57200335404 59325996100 59325112900 Biobattery Biofuel in human sweat Biosensing Biosensing capability Biosensing devices E-skin Electricity generators Energy productions Living organisms Power production biofuel biomarker electricity generation electronic equipment environmental monitoring health care technological development This review article explores the potential revolutionary uses of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) integrated into portable biosensing devices. It describes the workings, and benefits of BEGs-based biosensors while highlighting the complementary nature of energy production and biosensing. The article delves into the ways BEGs transform biosensing capabilities in wearable technology, highlighting their ability to sustain themselves, compatibility with living organisms, and ongoing power production. BEGs eliminate the need for external power sources by enabling independent and uninterrupted operation through the metabolic activity of microorganisms. Their compatibility with the human body guarantees a secure and pleasant on-body experience. Wearables that incorporate BEGs allow for the continuous tracking of ambient variables, physiological data, and biomarkers. The review highlights the exciting possibilities of BEGs based-biosensors in healthcare, environmental monitoring, and other fields, paving the way for autonomous, continuous monitoring in the future to enhance health management and raise environmental consciousness. ? 2024 Elsevier Ltd Final 2025-03-03T07:41:51Z 2025-03-03T07:41:51Z 2024 Article 10.1016/j.seta.2024.103975 2-s2.0-85203805711 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85203805711&doi=10.1016%2fj.seta.2024.103975&partnerID=40&md5=7529a90d86da4cd4af476b524abcd0ec https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/36301 70 103975 Elsevier Ltd Scopus |
| spellingShingle | Biobattery Biofuel in human sweat Biosensing Biosensing capability Biosensing devices E-skin Electricity generators Energy productions Living organisms Power production biofuel biomarker electricity generation electronic equipment environmental monitoring health care technological development Zaghum Abbas S. Beddu S. Liyana Mohd Kamal N. Anwar N. Mohamad D. Binti Rahman N. Binti Baharudin S. Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices |
| title | Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices |
| title_full | Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices |
| title_fullStr | Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices |
| title_full_unstemmed | Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices |
| title_short | Integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (BEGs) with wearable biosensing devices |
| title_sort | integration of biofuel-induced electricity generators (begs) with wearable biosensing devices |
| topic | Biobattery Biofuel in human sweat Biosensing Biosensing capability Biosensing devices E-skin Electricity generators Energy productions Living organisms Power production biofuel biomarker electricity generation electronic equipment environmental monitoring health care technological development |
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