Chang‐Soo Han
Papers
6
Total Citations
144
H-Index
4
About
Chang-Soo Han is a leading researcher in bioinspired soft sensors and wearable electronics, with a focus on developing artificial mechanoreceptors that mimic human skin. His work bridges materials science and biomechanics, creating sensors for pressure, strain, and vibration that are stretchable, self-powered, and integrable into robotics and health monitoring systems. Han’s major contributions include the design of a wearable triboelectric pressure sensor using hierarchical superposition patterns (63 citations), which achieves strain insensitivity for reliable artificial skin applications. He also pioneered nacre-mimetic graphene oxide composite films (59 citations), achieving superior mechanical properties through a “brick-and-mortar” covalent structure. More recently, Han has advanced artificial Ruffini and Pacinian sensors using CNT/ecoflex composites and multimodal mechanoreceptors that emulate human tactile perception, including adaptation and frequency responses. His work on excavator status estimation demonstrates broader engineering applications. With over 140 citations across his top papers, Han’s innovations are pivotal for soft robotics, prosthetics, and human-machine interfaces, positioning him as a key figure in next-generation sensory technology.
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- 5Tactile vibration sensor inspired by Pacinian mechanoreceptor3 citations · 2025
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