Keita Yaegashi
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Keita Yaegashi is a materials scientist specializing in the mechanics of flexible electronics and soft robotics, with a core focus on nanoscale strain analysis and fracture prevention. His most-cited work, “Nanoscale Analysis of Surface Bending Strain in Film Substrates for Preventing Fracture in Flexible Electronic Devices” (2021, 27 citations), introduces a critical framework for understanding how bending-induced strain concentrates at the nanoscale in film substrates thicker than 100 µm—a regime often overlooked yet vital for durable device design. By precisely mapping surface bending strain, Yaegashi’s research provides engineers with actionable strategies to mitigate cracking in flexible displays, wearable sensors, and robotic components. His contributions bridge the gap between theoretical mechanics and practical reliability, offering guidelines for substrate architecture that extend device lifespan. With a growing citation impact and a focus on real-world failure modes, Yaegashi’s work is foundational for next-generation flexible systems, positioning him as a key voice in the push toward mechanically robust, bendable electronics.
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