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About
Chengkuo Lee is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of energy harvesting, wearable electronics, and human-machine interaction technologies. His work centers on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), self-powered sensing systems, soft robotics, and the convergence of artificial intelligence with the Internet of Things (AIoT). Lee has made transformative contributions to the design of flexible, self-powered sensors capable of capturing motion, tactile feedback, and physiological data without external power sources — a breakthrough with profound implications for healthcare monitoring, robotics, and smart systems. Among his most influential contributions are smart soft-robotic gripper systems enabled by TENG sensors, wearable patches for 3D motion control, and gait-analysis platforms for IoT-based healthcare, collectively accumulating thousands of citations. His visionary 2020 review on wearable electronics and photonics (639 citations) and his work bridging 5G, digital twins, and AI-enabled sensing (437 citations) have helped define the research agenda for next-generation connected devices. Lee has also advanced cost-effective exoskeleton manipulators and virtual shopping applications, demonstrating the real-world versatility of his innovations. His body of work positions him as a defining voice in the evolution toward fully integrated, intelligent, self-sustained sensing ecosystems.
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