This invention relates to a wearable, integrated, self-powered
pressure sensing device based on a flexible
zinc-
sodium hybrid battery and its fabrication method. The device includes an integrated sensor and a
signal processing unit. The integrated sensor comprises a sensing layer, a shared positive
electrode layer, and a battery layer arranged sequentially from top to bottom. The
signal processing unit is connected to the sensing layer, the shared positive
electrode layer, and the battery layer. This invention effectively overcomes the challenges of baseline
instability and
mechanical failure of flexible devices in complex environments by leveraging the sensitivity enhancement effect of MXene nanosheets, the zero-drift control technology of
nylon mesh, and the low-temperature
antifreeze mechanism of
ethylene glycol (EG). This invention opens up a key path from "modification of basic electrochemical materials" to "portable
terminal system applications," truly realizing portable, wide-temperature-range, and long-life in-situ online monitoring of human physiological signals, providing a new design paradigm for the
engineering implementation of next-generation high-performance, low-power
wearable sensing systems.