Meters‐Long Flexible CoNiO₂‐Nanowires@Carbon‐Fibers Based Wire‐Supercapacitors for Wearable Electronics

Wire‐supercapacitors have drawn extensive attentions as a promising candidate for future wearable electronic devices. However, the relative lower energy densities and imperfect physical properties (e.g., length, tenacity, flexibility, and stability) seriously hinder their real applications as energy storage devices in wearable electronics. Herein, the fabrication of wire‐supercapacitors is reported with the length of longer than 1 m, based on CoNiO₂‐nanowires@carbon‐fibers electrodes with a high capacity of 1.68 mF cm⁻¹ and a high energy density of 0.95 mWh cm⁻³, respectively. The device shows no obvious performance degradation when suffering cycling, bending, pulling, tying, and weaving. After weaving as Chinese knot, watchband, belt, and clothes textile, the wire‐supercapacitors work well as the wearable energy‐storage units to power the personal electronics.