Assawapong Sappat

National Electronics and Computer Technology Center

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Dr. Assawapong Sappat is a researcher at the forefront of flexible and wearable sensor technology, with a primary focus on integrating advanced nanomaterials into Internet of Things (IoT) applications. His most cited work, "The IoT wearable stretch sensor using 3D-Graphene foam" (2015, 17 citations), showcases his pioneering contribution to the field: the development of a highly sensitive, stretchable sensor by combining three-dimensional graphene foam with PDMS polymer. This innovation enables real-time, wearable monitoring of human motion, as demonstrated through an armband muscle measurement system. By merging the mechanical robustness of graphene foam with the flexibility of PDMS, Sappat has created a practical platform for next-generation health and activity trackers. His research bridges materials science and IoT engineering, offering scalable solutions for smart textiles and biomedical devices. With growing interest in flexible electronics, his work continues to influence the design of comfortable, durable sensors that can seamlessly integrate into daily life, marking him as a key contributor to the future of wearable technology.