Seno Darmanto

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Seno Darmanto is a materials scientist and engineer whose research focuses on the development of flexible, wearable sensors for human motion monitoring and therapeutic applications. His most cited work, "Durability against folded test of SR/CNT/SR flexible strain sensors for human therapy motion monitoring" (2025, 15 citations), demonstrates his key contribution: engineering highly durable, stretchable strain sensors using silicone rubber (SR) and carbon nanotubes (CNT) in a layered architecture. This design addresses a critical challenge in wearable electronics—mechanical robustness under repeated folding and bending—enabling reliable long-term use in physical therapy and rehabilitation. Darmanto’s research bridges materials innovation with practical healthcare needs, offering low-cost, scalable solutions for monitoring joint movement, muscle activity, and recovery progress. His work has been cited for its methodological rigor and potential impact on assistive technologies and smart textiles. By prioritizing durability and flexibility, Darmanto advances the frontier of human-machine interfaces, making wearable sensors more viable for clinical and home-based therapy. His contributions are particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring the intersection of nanomaterials, polymer composites, and biomedical engineering.