Sang‐Jae Kim
Papers
6
Total Citations
137
H-Index
4
About
Dr. Sang-Jae Kim is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of energy harvesting, soft robotics, and intelligent sensor systems. His work masterfully integrates triboelectric nanogenerators, flexible electronics, and deep learning to create next-generation human-machine interfaces. Dr. Kim’s major contributions include developing triboelectric nanogenerators from reused plastic for vehicle security and tire motion monitoring (74 citations), and creating an untethered magnetic soft robot powered by an ultra-flexible, wirelessly rechargeable micro-supercapacitor (35 citations)—a breakthrough addressing the critical power storage challenge in soft robotics. He has also advanced healthcare through e-skin nanosensor technology and deep learning-assisted organogel pressure sensors for alphabet recognition and biomechanical motion monitoring. His recent work on enhancing triboelectrification with machine learning-enabled air mouse technology and triboelectric touchpads for enhanced tactile perception demonstrates his commitment to bridging rigid electronics and seamless human-machine interaction. With over 137 citations across his most influential papers, Dr. Kim’s interdisciplinary approach—combining materials science, energy harvesting, and artificial intelligence—positions him as a leading innovator in sustainable, intelligent, and bio-inspired electronic systems for healthcare, robotics, and beyond.
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- 3E-Skin for Futuristic Nanosensor Technology for the Healthcare System12 citations · 2022
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