Andreas Tschepp
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About
Andreas Tschepp is a researcher at the forefront of integrating organic electronics with sports engineering and smart sensing technologies. His primary research areas include organic pyroelectric sensors, printed electronics, and the development of flexible, high-reliability measurement systems for dynamic sports applications. Tschepp’s most impactful contribution is his work on a printed proximity-sensing surface that combines organic pyroelectric sensors with organic thin-film transistor electronics, a paper that has garnered 62 citations and demonstrates his leadership in advancing low-cost, flexible sensor platforms. In the field of alpine skiing, he introduced a PyzoFlex® ski deflection measurement prototype, validated through both lab experiments and proof-of-concept field investigations. This work, cited 9 times, provides critical insights into segmental and temporal curvature characteristics along the ski—a performance-relevant factor in competitive skiing. By bridging materials science and biomechanics, Tschepp’s innovations enable real-time, non-intrusive monitoring of mechanical deformation, offering practical tools for performance optimization and injury prevention. His research stands out for its interdisciplinary impact, merging organic electronics with real-world athletic applications.
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