Kaushik Parida

Nanyang Technological University, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

Papers

Total Citations

259

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About

Kaushik Parida is a leading researcher in self-powered sensor systems, piezoelectric energy harvesting, and soft human-machine interfaces. His work addresses the critical challenge of creating maintenance-free, precise sensors that operate effectively across a wide pressure range. Parida’s most influential contribution is his 2017 paper on a self-powered pressure sensor for ultra-wide range pressure detection, which has garnered 152 citations by demonstrating a solution to the common problem of sensitivity loss at high pressures. He further advanced the field with a 2023 study on 3D printed auxetic structure-assisted piezoelectric energy harvesting and sensing (101 citations), introducing innovative structural designs to improve energy capture from ambient environments for wearable electronics. Most recently, his 2025 work explores unlocking the potential of MXene materials for soft, skin-like human-machine interfaces, promising seamless, multimodal communication with the human body. Parida’s research consistently pushes the boundaries of sensor durability, energy autonomy, and conformability, making him a pivotal figure in the development of next-generation wearable and interactive technologies.