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About
Junseong Ahn is a leading researcher in the field of soft electronics, with a focus on wearable sensors, soft robotics, and self-powered systems. His work centers on developing high-performance, flexible pressure and strain sensors by engineering novel material architectures. A major contribution is the demonstration of a synergetic effect between porous elastomers and percolated carbon nanotube fillers, achieving capacitive pressure sensors with exceptional sensitivity and low hysteresis (191 citations). He has also pioneered wearable strain sensors that exploit light transmittance changes in microcracked elastomers (103 citations) and introduced a self-powered pressure sensor by integrating piezo-transmittance with organic solar cells (78 citations). Ahn’s research extends to liquid-metal-based sensors for electronic skin, including an all-soft multiaxial force sensor (43 citations), and he has authored a comprehensive review on electrically driven polymer-based flexible actuators (87 citations). His work, accumulating over 660 citations, has significantly advanced the design of customizable, high-performance tactile sensors for applications in healthcare, human-robot interaction, and soft robotics.
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- 6All-soft multiaxial force sensor based on liquid metal for electronic skin43 citations · 2021
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