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About
Guanbo Min is a leading researcher in the field of self-powered flexible electronics and triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), with a focus on developing next-generation sensors for wearable technology and human-machine interaction. His major contributions include the design of a wide-range self-powered flexible pressure sensor capable of detecting pressures from 3.2 to 1176 kPa, achieving high sensitivity across three distinct pressure regimes—a breakthrough for applications requiring robust, energy-autonomous sensing. Min also pioneered textile-based triboelectric nanogenerators (T-TENGs) for self-powered wearable temperature monitoring, enabling efficient harvesting of ambient mechanical energy from body movements. His work has garnered significant attention, with key papers accumulating 11 and 9 citations, respectively, reflecting their impact on the field. Most recently, Min has advanced bioinspired textured sensor arrays with early temporal processing, enabling ultrafast robotic tactile recognition—a notable achievement that bridges biomimicry and real-time sensing. His research continues to push the boundaries of flexible, self-powered systems, offering transformative solutions for smart textiles, robotics, and interactive electronics.
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