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Geun Yeol Bae is a leading researcher at the forefront of soft electronics and wearable human–robot interaction (HRI) systems. His work centers on developing highly sensitive, mechanically robust pressure sensors that bridge the gap between flexible electronics and real-world IoT applications. Bae’s most impactful contribution is a soft piezoresistive pressure sensor (144 citations) that achieves both linear sensitivity and exceptional durability, enabling precise tactile feedback for next-generation wearable devices and metaverse interfaces. He also pioneered flexible pressure-sensitive contact transistors operating in the subthreshold regime (35 citations), a design that simultaneously achieves ultra-low power consumption and high sensitivity—a long-standing challenge in organic thin-film transistor sensors. By tackling the trade-off between power efficiency and performance, Bae’s innovations are paving the way for energy-autonomous health monitors and smart robotics. His work is widely recognized for its practical impact, with applications ranging from prosthetic skin to immersive virtual reality systems. For students and researchers, Bae’s research exemplifies how fundamental materials engineering can unlock transformative technologies for the Internet of Things and human–machine collaboration.
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