George K. Stylios
Papers
6
Total Citations
54
H-Index
3
About
George K. Stylios is a distinguished researcher whose career spans the intersection of advanced textiles, wearable technology, and smart manufacturing. With expertise ranging from intelligent garment automation to cutting-edge energy harvesting systems, Stylios has made enduring contributions to both the theoretical and applied dimensions of textile science. His most impactful recent work focuses on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) — self-powered devices capable of generating electricity from mechanical motion — specifically engineered for fabric-based platforms. His 2024 investigation into bimetallic electrode configurations on fabric TENGs (F-TENGs), already garnering 27 citations, has advanced the field of IoT-enabled wearable touch sensors by demonstrating superior energy harvesting performance without reliance on conventional batteries. Building on this momentum, his 2025 study introducing direct 3D-printed triboactive polymer layers onto stretchable conductive fabrics has rapidly accumulated 17 citations, showcasing innovative solutions to longstanding fabrication challenges in textile electronics. Earlier contributions, including work on intelligent sewing systems for garment robotics and his long-running editorship of the International Textile and Clothing Research Register, reflect a career dedicated to advancing textile innovation across multiple decades. Stylios represents a vital bridge between traditional textile engineering and the frontier of smart, sustainable wearable technology.
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- 3Intelligent sewing systems for garment automation and robotics4 citations · 2013
- 4International textile and clothing research register2 citations · 2004
- 5International textile and clothing research register2 citations · 2010
- 6International textile and clothing research register2 citations · 2008