Mechanoluminescence (ML) is generated during exposures of certain materials to
mechanical stimuli. Many solid materials produce ML during their fracturing, however, the …

With the rapid development of society in recent decades, the wearable sensor has attracted
attention for motion-based health care and artificial applications. However, there are still …

Triboelectricity and mechanoluminescence (ML) arise from the same physical processes of
charge separation and recombination within the material. By measuring both phenomena …

Mechanoluminescent (ML) materials that directly convert mechanical energy into photon
emission have emerged as promising candidates for various applications. Despite the …

Mechanoluminescence (ML) is a classical optical phenomenon that is induced by
mechanical stimulus, and it can be applied to stress sensors, imaging, self‐powered …

Actively collecting the mechanical energy by efficient conversion to other forms of energy
such as light opens a new possibility of energy‐saving, which is of pivotal significance for …

Red‐emitting piezoluminescence (elasticoluminescence) is achieved by doping rare earth
Pr3+ into the well‐known piezoelectric matrix, LiNbO3. By precisely tuning the Li/Nb ratio in …

Mechanoluminescence (ML) is the light generation of a material under mechanical stimuli.
For more than 400 years, many compounds including inorganic and organic materials …

In this work, an environmentally friendly and novel oxide‐based mechanoluminescent
material, Sr3Al2O6: Eu3+, which can serve as the alternative for the widely used but …

Recently, there has been an increasing research interest in the emerging fields of
piezophotonics, which is the great interesting physics responsible for numbers of important …