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Dr. Ling Bu is a leading researcher at the forefront of self-powered sensing technologies, with a primary focus on piezoelectric and triboelectric nanogenerators for human–machine interface (HMI) applications. Their most-cited work, a comprehensive 2024 review on recent advances in this domain, has already garnered 12 citations, reflecting the field’s rapid growth and the paper’s timely synthesis of cutting-edge developments. Dr. Bu’s major contributions lie in engineering novel sensor architectures that harvest mechanical energy from human motion—such as tapping, sliding, or bending—to power intuitive, battery-free interfaces. This work bridges the gap between sustainable energy harvesting and responsive electronics, enabling seamless interaction between users and smart devices. By addressing key challenges in material optimization, device flexibility, and signal processing, Dr. Bu has advanced the practical viability of self-powered HMIs for applications ranging from wearable electronics to robotics. Their research not only demonstrates high citation impact but also positions them as a pivotal figure in the evolution of autonomous, energy-efficient interactive systems. For students and researchers, Dr. Bu’s work offers a compelling roadmap for integrating energy harvesting with next-generation user interfaces.
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