TranThuyNga Truong

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Dr. TranThuyNga Truong is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of wearable technology and smart textiles, with a specialized focus on developing flexible, high-performance pressure sensors for electronic skin (e-skin) and intelligent wearable devices. Her major contributions center on the innovative use of interdigitated capacitive (IDC) methods to create highly sensitive, embroidery-type and printed pressure sensors that seamlessly integrate into fabrics. This work directly addresses the challenge of transforming textiles into functional "skin" for applications in robotics, healthcare monitoring, and human-machine interfaces. Her most-cited paper, "Development of Embroidery-Type Pressure Sensor Dependent on Interdigitated Capacitive Method" (2022), has garnered 18 citations, reflecting its significant impact on the field. Additionally, her study on printed wearable pressure sensors (2022) further advances the systematic design of electro-textile sensors, offering a broad range of sensitivity for smart textile applications. Dr. Truong’s research is notable for bridging materials science and engineering, providing scalable, practical solutions for next-generation wearable electronics. Her work continues to inspire innovations in self-healing materials and multifunctional sensors, positioning her as a key contributor to the future of intelligent, skin-like interfaces.