Jerome Rajendran

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Jerome Rajendran is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of wearable electronics and human-robot interaction. His work centers on developing next-generation electronic skin (E-skin) technologies that are self-powered, wireless, and free from active electronic components on the transducer side. Rajendran’s most-cited paper, "Nanomaterials-based, transducer-side active-electronic-free, self-powered, and wireless wearable E-skin for augmented interactive human-robots" (2025, 10 citations), introduces a groundbreaking approach that leverages nanomaterials to create ultra-flexible, energy-autonomous sensors. This innovation eliminates the need for bulky batteries or complex circuitry, enabling seamless, real-time communication between humans and robots. By integrating energy harvesting and wireless data transmission directly into the E-skin, his work significantly advances the practicality of wearable interfaces for augmented reality, prosthetics, and collaborative robotics. Though early in his career, Rajendran’s contributions are already recognized for their potential to revolutionize how humans and machines interact, offering a sustainable, scalable path toward truly immersive and intuitive robotic systems. His research stands as a critical bridge between material science and interactive technology.