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Dr. Lei Du is a leading researcher at the forefront of self-powered sensing technologies, with a primary focus on piezoelectric and triboelectric nanogenerators for advanced human–machine interfaces (HMIs). Their most-cited work, a 2024 review on recent advances in self-powered sensors for HMI applications, has already garnered 12 citations, reflecting the field’s rapid growth and Dr. Du’s timely contributions. By integrating energy harvesting mechanisms directly into sensor design, Dr. Du’s research enables intuitive, efficient, and battery-free interaction between humans and machines—a critical step toward the seamless integration of Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technologies. This work not only synthesizes cutting-edge developments but also identifies key challenges and future directions, making it an essential resource for researchers and engineers. Dr. Du’s contributions are shaping next-generation wearable electronics, smart robotics, and interactive systems, with potential applications ranging from healthcare monitoring to immersive virtual reality. Their ability to bridge fundamental materials science with practical device engineering positions them as a rising authority in sustainable, self-powered electronic systems.
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