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Seonghoon Jeong is a leading researcher in stretchable electronics and wearable sensing systems, with a focus on advancing human–machine interfaces and smart healthcare technologies. His most impactful work includes the development of a stretchable, all-directional strain-insensitive electronic glove for robotic skins and human–machine interfacing, which has garnered 114 citations and represents a breakthrough in creating multifunctional tactile sensors that mimic the human sense of touch. Jeong has also pioneered highly sensitive and reliable piezoresistive strain sensors using cobalt nanoporous carbon-incorporated laser-induced graphene, achieving 31 citations for its potential in smart healthcare wearables and soft robotics. Additionally, his work on magnets-assisted dual-mode triboelectric sensors integrated with electromagnetic generators (23 citations) has enabled self-sustainable wireless motion monitoring systems. These contributions demonstrate Jeong’s ability to combine materials innovation with practical device design, addressing critical challenges in sensitivity, reliability, and energy autonomy. His research is widely recognized for its potential to transform applications ranging from prosthetic skins to point-of-care diagnostics, establishing him as a key figure in the next generation of wearable and robotic sensing technologies.