Hoo-Jeong Lee

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Hoo-Jeong Lee is a leading researcher in the field of bioinspired soft robotics, with a primary focus on developing geometrically multifunctional structures that bridge the gap between rigid and flexible systems. His most notable contribution is the creation of a "Bioinspired, Shape-Morphing Scale Battery" (2021, 37 citations), a groundbreaking design that integrates energy storage directly into untethered soft robots. By drawing inspiration from natural structures and leveraging the principles of origami and kirigami, Lee has pioneered a novel approach that dramatically enhances the stretchability and mechanical reliability of soft robotic systems. This work addresses a critical bottleneck in the field—the challenge of powering autonomous, deformable robots without compromising their flexibility. Lee’s research represents a significant leap forward in the design of self-contained soft robots, offering a pathway toward more resilient and adaptable machines. His innovative synthesis of materials science and structural engineering continues to inspire new strategies for creating robust, shape-morphing devices.