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Kumar Shrestha is an emerging researcher specializing in energy harvesting, wearable electronics, and self-powered sensor systems, with a particular focus on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs). His work addresses critical challenges in next-generation human-machine interaction technologies, combining materials science innovation with practical sensing applications. Shrestha's most influential contribution, "Cobalt-Nanoporous Carbon Functionalized Nanocomposite-Based Triboelectric Nanogenerator for Contactless and Sustainable Self-Powered Sensor Systems" (2021), has accumulated 137 citations, demonstrating his impact on contactless sensing technologies that minimize friction-induced wear for long-term reliability. His research on siloxene-incorporated porous SEBS-based TENGs (47 citations) broke new ground by addressing breathability in wearable sensors — a crucial yet often overlooked factor in user comfort and skin health. Further broadening his scope, his work integrating dual-mode triboelectric sensors with electromagnetic generators showcases his systems-level thinking toward self-sustainable wireless monitoring solutions. Across his portfolio, Shrestha consistently bridges fundamental materials engineering with real-world wearable applications, advancing flexible, reliable, and sustainable energy systems. His growing citation record reflects increasing recognition within the nanoenergy and smart sensing communities, positioning him as a promising contributor to the future of autonomous wearable technologies.