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Charchit Kumar is an emerging researcher at the forefront of energy harvesting, flexible electronics, and wearable sensing technologies. His work centers on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), stretchable sensors, and advanced fabrication techniques that bridge the gap between materials science and practical IoT applications. Kumar's most impactful contribution, garnering 27 citations in just one year, demonstrated how bimetallic electrode configurations on fabric-based TENGs can dramatically enhance performance for touch sensing in IoT-enabled wearable systems — a breakthrough that challenges the reliance on conventional batteries in flexible electronics. Building on this momentum, his 2025 work on direct 3D-printed triboactive polymer layers on conductive fabrics (17 citations) introduced a novel manufacturing paradigm, addressing long-standing adhesion and high-temperature challenges in textile electronics. His earlier investigation into spray-deposited anisotropic plasmonic nanowire assemblies for direction-sensitive strain measurement reflects his broader commitment to developing next-generation stretchable sensors for soft robotics and wearable health monitoring. Across his growing body of work, Kumar consistently pushes fabrication boundaries, positioning himself as a promising innovator in sustainable, self-powered smart textile systems.
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