Research context and placement

The abstract covers textile components and energy harvesting/storage without specifying chip–interconnect integration. Retain integration foundations with secondary routing.

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Research overview and key contributions

The review covers conductive textiles, component preparation, and energy harvesting/storage principles and limitations.

It connects textile flexibility and conductivity to energy-device design.

AI-generated, not-to-scale concept classifying the roles of conductive textiles and energy-harvesting/storage components in a review. Motion, light, battery and supercapacitor icons denote functions; they do not depict a fully self-powered garment, a product demonstrating all functions together, or experimental results.
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AI-generated, not-to-scale concept classifying the roles of conductive textiles and energy-harvesting/storage components in a review. Motion, light, battery and supercapacitor icons denote functions; they do not depict a fully self-powered garment, a product demonstrating all functions together, or experimental results.

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Source paper ↗ · DOI: 10.3390/nano5031493 ↗

Open challenges

Editorial question: can wearability and delivered power coexist when storage and harvesting elements are included?

Comparison context

Separate area/mass normalization, input stimulus, storage conditions and textile deformation.

Related external research

Highly stretchable electric circuits from a composite material of silver nanoparticles and elastomeric fibres

DOI: 10.1038/nnano.2012.206 ↗

Ag-particle/SBS fibre mats provide a concrete deformable-conductor example for the review’s conductive-textile axis.

Mat conductivity does not establish complete harvesting or storage-system performance.

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Corresponding-author verification

Jungmok Seo: not a corresponding author

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Main-text review scope
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Reconcile energy metrics and cited device conditions in school Chrome. The existing commentary is based on the following review: Crossref and Europe PMC/PubMed abstracts were read; the review body remains unchecked. Reading figure and correspondence information in this pass does not establish completion of a full in-depth article review.

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Sources and verification scope

Crossref and Europe PMC/PubMed abstracts were read; the review body remains unchecked.