Hang Han

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Hang Han is a rising innovator in the fields of wearable electronics, energy harvesting, and human–machine interaction (HMI). His research focuses on developing self-powered, flexible interfaces that bridge the gap between biological motion and electronic systems. Han’s most cited work introduces a skin-adhesive, triboelectric nanogenerator-based HMI that eliminates the need for bulky power sources, enabling seamless and intuitive control of robotics and virtual reality devices. This contribution addresses critical challenges in material complexity and structural design, paving the way for next-generation wearable technologies. With 9 citations on his leading paper, Han’s work is gaining traction for its practical, user-centric approach. His achievements highlight a commitment to creating sustainable, comfortable, and highly responsive interfaces—an essential step toward truly integrated human–machine systems. As the field accelerates, Hang Han stands out for his ability to merge functional materials with real-world usability, making him a promising voice in the future of smart wearables and interactive electronics.