Xian Song Meng

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Xian Song Meng is a leading researcher in the fields of triboelectric nanogenerators, self-powered sensors, and flexible electronics. His most-cited work, a 2017 study on triboelectrification-enabled touch sensing, has garnered 76 citations and introduced a groundbreaking approach to self-powered position mapping and dynamic tracking. This work demonstrated a flexible, area-scalable sensor array that converts mechanical touch into electrical signals without external power, paving the way for next-generation human-machine interfaces, wearable electronics, and smart surfaces. Meng’s contributions lie in advancing the practical scalability and sensitivity of triboelectric sensors, addressing key challenges in energy harvesting and tactile sensing. His research has significant implications for robotics, prosthetics, and interactive systems, where low-power, high-resolution touch feedback is critical. Through innovative material design and device architecture, Meng has established himself as a key figure in the transition from rigid to flexible self-powered electronics, inspiring further exploration in sustainable, autonomous sensing technologies.