Linlin Pang

Papers

Total Citations

112

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About

Linlin Pang is a pioneering researcher in the fields of self-powered sensors, triboelectric nanogenerators, and mechanoluminescent materials, with a focus on developing advanced electronic skins for human-machine interaction and wearable technology. Their most notable contribution is the creation of a self-powered triboelectric-mechanoluminescent electronic skin, detailed in a highly cited 2022 paper (112 citations), which can detect and differentiate multiple mechanical stimuli such as pressure, strain, and touch without an external power source. This work integrates triboelectric and mechanoluminescent mechanisms to enable real-time, visual feedback, marking a significant leap in smart sensor design for robotics and prosthetics. Pang’s research has garnered substantial attention, with their top-cited paper reflecting a growing impact in the field of flexible electronics. Their innovations hold promise for next-generation haptic interfaces and biomedical monitoring, positioning Pang as a key contributor to the development of autonomous, energy-efficient sensing systems.