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Aaron Thean is a leading figure in the development of advanced flexible electronics and intelligent human-machine interfaces. His research focuses on creating highly stretchable, multifunctional sensor systems that mimic biological neural networks, bridging the gap between rigid electronics and the soft, dynamic human body. Thean’s major contributions include the development of an artificial peripheral neural system using integrated multifunctional sensors (90 citations), a pioneering step toward conscious prosthetics and intelligent robotics. He also engineered a hybrid-flexible bimodal sensing wearable glove for complex hand gesture recognition (57 citations), significantly enhancing communication bandwidth for next-generation human-machine interaction. His recent work introduces recyclable, self-healing dielectrics capable of millisecond water quality sensing, addressing critical sustainability challenges in environmental monitoring. With a portfolio of highly cited papers, Thean is recognized for pushing the boundaries of wearable technology, soft robotics, and sustainable sensing. His innovations are not only advancing the field of flexible electronics but also laying the groundwork for more intuitive, durable, and eco-friendly smart systems that can seamlessly integrate with human life.