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About
Dr. Jae Eun Jang is a leading researcher in bio-inspired tactile sensing and wireless microelectronics, whose work bridges the gap between human sensory perception and artificial systems. His primary research areas include artificial tactile sensors, piezoelectric sensor arrays, and wireless thin-film transistor (TFT) technologies. Dr. Jang’s most significant contribution is the development of an artificial tactile sensor structure that mimics the human sense of touch by detecting surface topography through sliding motion—a breakthrough that enables machines to perceive roughness and smoothness much like human skin. This work, published in 2018, has garnered 35 citations and stands as his most influential paper. He has also pioneered a wireless TFT design using micro magnetic induction coupling antennas, which can function as switches, rectifiers, or amplifiers for compact electronic systems (19 citations). Further extending his impact, Dr. Jang explored psychological tactile sensing, creating piezoelectric sensor arrays that replicate the sensation of “pain” for advanced robotic and android applications. With additional studies on coil geometry for micro-sized induction systems, his research continues to shape the future of haptic interfaces, prosthetics, and intelligent robotics.
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- 1Artificial Tactile Sensor Structure for Surface Topography Through Sliding35 citations · 2018
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