Yogeenth Kumaresan
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About
Yogeenth Kumaresan is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of soft robotics, electronic skin (e-skin), and sustainable electronics. His work focuses on developing flexible, multifunctional sensors and actuators that are not only highly sensitive but also biodegradable or even edible. Kumaresan’s major contributions include the creation of a multifunctional e-skin with stacked temperature and pressure sensor arrays (100 citations), which represents a significant step toward human-machine interfaces and health monitoring. He also advanced capacitive pressure sensing by introducing ZnO nanowire interlayers and air gaps to achieve both high sensitivity and a wide detection range (52 citations). More recently, Kumaresan has been a driving force in sustainable robotics, developing edible conductive coatings for piezoresistive strain sensing (27 citations) and biodegradable humidity actuators using deliquescent hydrogels (7 citations). His work on edible, optically modulating shape-memory oleogel composites (14 citations) further underscores his commitment to creating environmentally friendly, digestible robotic systems. With over 200 total citations, Kumaresan’s innovative, eco-conscious approach is shaping the future of soft, sustainable robotics and smart materials.
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