Ji‐Yeon Jung
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Ji-Yeon Jung is a leading researcher in the field of flexible electronics and soft robotics, with a core focus on developing advanced tactile sensing technologies. Her most cited work, "Flexible Touch Sensors Made of Two Layers of Printed Conductive Flexible Adhesives" (2016, 13 citations), introduces a novel approach to creating multilayer, array-based touch sensors using ink-type conductive flexible adhesives printed on polyethylene terephthalate substrates. This innovation is critical for enhancing robotic manipulation, allowing robots to sense and respond to environmental contact with greater precision. Jung’s contributions lie in simplifying sensor fabrication through printing techniques, improving sensor flexibility, and enabling scalable production—key steps toward integrating touch sensitivity into soft robotic systems. While her citation count reflects a growing field, her work is foundational for researchers exploring human-robot interaction and wearable haptics. By bridging materials science and robotics, Jung is helping to make robots more perceptive and adaptive in unstructured environments.
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