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                Figure 9. Sweat-activated batteries. (A) Self-powered smart patch for sweat conductivity monitoring. Reproduced under the terms and
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                conditions of the CC  BY  . Copyright 2019, Author(s), published by Springer Nature; (B) Yarn-shaped batteries activated by an
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                ultralow volume of sweat for self-powered sensing textiles. Reproduced with permission  . Copyright 2023, Elsevier; (C) Stretchable
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                sweat-activated battery applied in skin electronics. Reproduced with  permission  . Copyright 2022, The Authors. Advanced Science
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                published by Wiley VCH GmbH; (D) Bandage-based energy generators activated by sweat. Reproduced with permission  . Copyright
                2022, Elsevier; (E) Sweat-activated batteries embedded within garment. Reproduced under the terms and conditions of the CC BY [69] .
                Copyright 2022, Author(s), published by Springer Nature; (F) Bio-inspired ultra-thin microfluidics for soft sweat-activated batteries.
                Scale bar: 5 mm. Reproduced with permission [149] . Copyright 2022, Royal Society of Chemistry.
               values under physiological status and locations of sweat sampling of different individuals, which have also
               been previously studied [69,149,150] . Recently, in order to improve the power performance and stability of sweat-
               based energy harvesters during operation, a series of research and developments have been proposed, for
               example, integrating the BFC with energy management components, integrating BFC with biomechanical
               energy harvesting systems, and so on [156-158] .


               SWEAT-BASED PLATFORM DATA DISPLAY METHODS
               Wearable technology has sparked interest in personal health monitoring, particularly sweat sensors that
               provide insights into physiological state. These sensors measure electrolyte levels, metabolites, and
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