Jinseo Hong
Papers
9
Total Citations
197
H-Index
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About
Jinseo Hong is a materials and robotics engineer whose research sits at the intersection of flexible electronics, printed sensing technologies, and soft robotics. His work focuses primarily on developing high-performance wearable and tactile sensors through innovative fabrication approaches, including fully printed conductive networks and novel composite materials. Hong's most influential contribution, a printed strain sensor exploiting a brittle-stretchable conductive network architecture, has garnered 68 citations since 2020 — a testament to the field's demand for sensors that simultaneously achieve high sensitivity and broad working range. He has also made significant strides in pressure sensing, pioneering microporous and porous conductive composite designs using deep eutectic solvents to create scalable, print-based manufacturing pathways for next-generation wearable devices. Notably, Hong has advanced soft robotics interfaces by developing artificial cutaneous sensors capable of detecting object slippage in real time through closed-loop feedback systems, bridging the gap between tactile intelligence and robotic dexterity. His optimization of ferroelectric polymer sensing layers further demonstrates his commitment to precision engineering of smart materials. Collectively, his portfolio, exceeding 190 cumulative citations, reflects a growing influence on wearable electronics, human-machine interaction, and intelligent robotic systems.
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