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About
Yepei Mo is a rising innovator in the fields of nanogenerators, flexible electronics, and self-powered sensing systems. Their work focuses on developing scalable, high-performance materials for energy harvesting and tactile sensing. Mo’s most impactful contribution is the development of a fully fibrous, large-area tailorable triboelectric nanogenerator (LT‑TENG) using solution blow spinning technology. This breakthrough, published in 2022 and cited 61 times, enables efficient, low-cost energy harvesting from mechanical motion and opens new possibilities for wearable and large-area self-powered sensors. In 2023, Mo advanced the field of tactile sensing by demonstrating a flexible, high-resolution piezotronics transistor array capable of spatial pressure mapping. This work, with 8 citations, addresses a critical need in robotics and human–robot interaction by mimicking the high-resolution touch sensing of human skin. Mo’s research uniquely combines materials innovation with device engineering, achieving both high performance and practical scalability. Their achievements highlight a commitment to creating next-generation electronic skins and sustainable energy solutions, positioning them as a key contributor to the future of smart, flexible electronics.
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