Yeong‐won Lim
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Yeong‐won Lim is a leading researcher in the field of flexible energy harvesting and biomedical sensor systems, with a particular focus on lead-free piezoelectric composites for wearable health monitoring. His most cited work, a 2021 study on kinetic motion sensors, introduced an innovative hybrid piezoelectric composite energy harvester that integrates nanowires-embedded electrodes to detect articular movements. This contribution has garnered 82 citations, underscoring its significance in advancing self-powered, biocompatible sensors. Lim’s research addresses critical challenges in developing sustainable, lead-free materials for energy conversion, enabling precise, real-time monitoring of human motion without external power sources. By combining materials engineering with device design, he has paved the way for next-generation wearable electronics that are both environmentally friendly and highly sensitive. His work holds particular promise for applications in rehabilitation, sports science, and assistive technologies, where accurate joint movement tracking is essential. Through his dedication to eco-friendly innovation and practical sensor integration, Lim continues to influence the evolution of flexible electronics and personalized healthcare systems.
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