Seungho Baek
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About
Seungho Baek is a leading researcher in stretchable and wearable electronics, with a focus on human-machine interfaces and wireless sensing systems. His major contributions lie in developing scalable, high-performance electronic skins and deformable circuits for robotics and health monitoring. Baek pioneered an ultrafast laser ablation technique for prototyping large-area stretchable electronic systems, enabling on-skin devices that acquire electrophysiological signals for controllable robotic arm operations—work that has garnered 26 citations. He also introduced mechanically stable kirigami-based resonant circuits for wireless vibration and pressure sensing, achieving near-perfect linearity (R² = 0.99) and real-time, battery-free monitoring of motion, soft robotics, and deformation. These innovations have been cited 16 times and demonstrate exceptional sensitivity for low-pressure detection. Baek’s research uniquely combines structural mechanics, materials engineering, and wireless communication, advancing practical applications in wearable robotics, health tracking, and smart sensing. His work is notable for its focus on manufacturability and real-world deployment, making him a key figure in the next generation of stretchable electronics.
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