Thara Seesaard

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Thara Seesaard is a leading researcher in the field of wearable electronic textiles and chemical sensing, with a particular focus on integrating smart materials into fabric-based platforms. Her work bridges materials science, robotics, and environmental monitoring, driving innovation in e-textile force sensors and odor detection systems. Notably, her 2023 paper on a fabric-based piezoresistive Ti₃AlC₂/PEDOT:PSS force sensor (21 citations) demonstrates a significant contribution to wearable technology, enabling precise force sensing for applications in human-robot interaction and smart clothing. Earlier, her 2018 study on wearable sensor systems for humanoid robots (6 citations) pioneered the use of textile chemical sensors for odorant detection and tracking, employing nine polymer/CNTs nano-composite gas sensors to achieve transient response-based odor discrimination. This work has been instrumental in advancing robotic olfaction and wearable environmental monitoring. With a growing citation impact, Seesaard’s research continues to shape the future of intelligent textiles, offering practical solutions for real-time sensing in healthcare, robotics, and wearable electronics. Her interdisciplinary approach and innovative sensor designs mark her as a key contributor to the next generation of smart wearable systems.