“…428 By employing compact and lightweight onedimensional (1D) yarn or fiber electrodes, fiber-based SSCs possess significant advantages over the common planar SSCs as follows: (i) high design versatility that allows them to be formed into various shapes, (ii) high mechanical flexibility enabling conformable structures such as smart textiles, and (iii) easy compatibility and integration with energy harvesting devices to form integrated multifunctional systems. 428,429 Generally speaking, fiber-based electrodes compose of yarn-like carbon-based materials (eg, carbon fiber, 353,[430][431][432][433][434] graphene fiber, [435][436][437][438] AC fiber 353 ), metal wires, polymer nanofibers (eg, polyester fiber, 439 urethane fiber 363 ) and cellulose fibers 440,441 are fabricated by coating active materials via dip coating, 350,353,363 electrodeposition, 442,443 chemical deposition 444 or hydrothermal reaction methods. 445 The common fabrication strategy of fiber-based SSCs is to employ conducting fiber electrodes as current collectors (eg, carbon fiber, graphene fiber, etc.)…”