Xiaozhen Dan

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Xiaozhen Dan is a leading researcher in wearable interactive technology and triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), with a focus on advancing human–machine interfaces for the Internet of Things (IoT). Her work pioneers the integration of kirigami-inspired structures and stereoscopic designs into TENGs, enabling novel mechanologic systems and bending sensors that bridge human motion with machine operation. Her 2022 paper on "Kirigami interactive triboelectric mechanologic" (20 citations) introduces a transformative approach to self-powered logic devices, while her 2023 study on "A Stereoscopically Structured Triboelectric Nanogenerator for Bending Sensors and Hierarchical Interactive Systems" (19 citations) demonstrates scalable, flexible sensors for hierarchical interaction. These contributions address urgent demands in IoT for intuitive, energy-autonomous interfaces. Dan’s research has garnered attention for its creative fusion of material science and interactive design, offering practical pathways toward smarter, more responsive wearable systems. Her work stands out for its potential to reshape how humans communicate with machines in daily life, from smart textiles to adaptive robotics.