Yeon-Bo Kim
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Yeon-Bo Kim is a researcher in the field of nanoelectronics and bio-inspired sensing systems, with a particular focus on emerging device technologies for tactile and biomedical applications. Their most notable contribution involves the design of a sensor circuit using 32 nm carbon nanotube FET (CNFET) technology for artificial skin, proposed in a 2014 paper that has garnered 2 citations. This work addresses the critical need for robust, low-power artificial skin for future robotic and prosthetic applications, enabling environmental detection through touch. By leveraging the unique electrical properties of carbon nanotubes, Kim’s research advances the development of flexible, high-performance sensor interfaces that mimic human tactile perception. Though early in its citation impact, this work lays foundational groundwork for integrating nanoscale devices into practical sensory systems. Kim’s contributions are significant for students and researchers interested in the intersection of nanotechnology, circuit design, and human-machine interaction, highlighting the potential of CNFETs in creating next-generation electronic skin for assistive and robotic technologies.
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- 1Sensor Circuit Design using Carbon Nanotube FET for Artificial Skin2 citations · 2014