Seungjun Chung

Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Kyung Hee University

Papers

Total Citations

292

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About

Seungjun Chung is a leading innovator in the field of soft robotics and stretchable electronics, focusing on the seamless integration of rigid high-performance components with compliant, flexible systems. His major contributions include pioneering the development of fully soft, wirelessly activated robots through his work on “electronic skins,” which enable the reversible assembly of soft actuators without traditional rigid driving parts—a breakthrough for robotic compliance in unstructured environments. This highly cited paper (238 citations) has reshaped how researchers approach soft robot design. Chung also advanced stretchable hybrid electronics (SHE), combining rigid devices with stretchable interconnects for high-performance on-skin applications, such as bio-signal monitoring and wireless human interaction (54 citations). His work bridges the gap between rigid electronics and soft materials, enabling novel wearable and robotic systems. Recognized for his impact, Chung’s research continues to inspire innovations in soft matter engineering, with his papers serving as foundational references for students and researchers exploring the future of compliant, adaptive technologies.