ArticleMicrosystems & nanoengineering2026
A novel bioinspired integrated system for simultaneous fog harvesting and energy supply.
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The escalating threats posed by global warming are intensifying freshwater and energy scarcity, driving the demand for integrated systems that harvest fog and supply power. However, existing systems are challenged because high-efficiency fog harvesters lack energy supply, whereas droplet-based generators have low water yield. Herein, we present a novel bioinspired integrated system that combines synergistic biomimetic dendritic structured surface with a droplet-based triboelectric nanogenerator for simultaneously harvest water and generate energy. Specifically, the synergistic biomimetic dendritic structured surface combines Laplace force, capillary force, and surface wetting gradient, enabling barrier-free droplet transport and highly efficient fog harvesting. Moreover, the optimized MXene-PDMS with Superhydrophobicity prevents water retention and deposit shielding on the triboelectric layer, enlarging the electrostatic area and enhancing charge output. Remarkably, the optimized SBDSS achieves a 9.7 g·cm
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