Yit‐Tsong Chen

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Yit-Tsong Chen is a leading researcher in the field of piezoelectric nanogenerators and energy harvesting, with a focus on developing sustainable, self-powered systems for biomechanical applications and human-robot interfaces. His most-cited work, "Tin disulfide piezoelectric nanogenerators for biomechanical energy harvesting and intelligent human-robot interface applications" (2020, 72 citations), demonstrates his pioneering contributions to the use of two-dimensional tin disulfide (SnS₂) materials for converting mechanical energy from human motion into electrical power. This research not only advances the fundamental understanding of piezoelectric properties in layered materials but also offers practical pathways for powering wearable electronics and enabling intuitive, energy-autonomous human-machine interactions. Chen’s work is distinguished by its integration of materials science, device engineering, and application-driven design, addressing critical challenges in energy sustainability and smart interface technologies. With growing recognition in the nanogenerator community, his studies have become essential references for researchers exploring eco-friendly energy solutions and next-generation interactive systems. His achievements highlight a commitment to bridging innovative materials with real-world technological needs, making him a notable figure in the advancement of biomechanical energy harvesting.