Byeongki Jeong

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Byeongki Jeong is a leading figure in the intersection of technology forecasting and advanced materials, with a primary focus on electronic skin (e-skin) technology and patent bibliometrics. His most cited work, "Tracing the Evolving Trends in Electronic Skin (e-Skin) Technology Using Growth Curve and Technology Position-Based Patent Bibliometrics" (2018, 30 citations), stands as a seminal contribution to understanding the maturation of e-skin as a disruptive innovation for next-generation wearables and robotics. By integrating growth curve modeling with technology positioning analysis, Jeong provided a novel framework for mapping the technological lifecycle and competitive landscape of e-skin, offering critical insights for researchers and industry strategists. His work has been instrumental in bridging the gap between patent data analytics and emerging technology assessment, enabling more informed decision-making in R&D planning. Jeong’s research not only highlights the accelerating trajectory of flexible, skin-like sensors but also establishes a methodological benchmark for studying nascent technologies. With a growing citation footprint, his contributions continue to shape how scholars and practitioners trace the evolution of smart materials, solidifying his reputation as a key voice in technology foresight and innovation management.