The uses of nanocellulose fibers include, but are not limited:

In the field of biomedicine, it can be used as a drug delivery system to accurately deliver drugs to the diseased site, improve the therapeutic effect and reduce side effects; it can also be used as a carrier of drug active ingredients to achieve a sustained release effect of drugs.

Environmental protection: It can be used for water treatment, air purification and pollutant degradation. Its efficient filtration performance can retain tiny particles and harmful substances, and at the same time as a catalyst carrier to promote the photocatalytic degradation of pollutants and achieve environmental purification.

Energy field: can be used to prepare high-performance batteries. Its high specific surface area and good conductivity make it an ideal electrode material, which can improve energy density and power density, thereby extending the service life of the battery.

Textile field: It can be used to prepare functional textiles, such as waterproof and breathable nano-fiber membrane, antibacterial and deodorant nano-fiber fabric, etc., to improve the added value and market competitiveness of products.

In addition, nanocellulose fibers can also be used in food packaging, papermaking, coatings, composite materials and other fields to replace petroleum-based plastics that are difficult to degrade and reduce environmental pollution.