Kyeiwaa Asare‐Yeboah

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Total Citations

116

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About

Kyeiwaa Asare‐Yeboah is a rising leader in flexible electronics and human–computer interaction, with a research focus on piezo-electrochromic systems, triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), and tactile sensing displays. Her most cited work, “Ultra-fast responsivity with sharp contrast integrated flexible piezo electrochromic based tactile sensing display” (2022, 66 citations), introduces a groundbreaking device that combines piezoelectric and electrochromic materials to create a flexible, high-speed visual pressure sensor—enabling real-time, color-based feedback for touch interfaces. Building on this, her 2023 paper on flexible pressure visualization equipment (45 citations) advances practical applications for wearable and interactive systems. Asare‐Yeboah also explores TENGs under wavy configurations, demonstrating how mosaic charge distribution can enhance voltage output and response speed for high-sensitivity sensors. Her contributions are notable for bridging materials innovation with user-centric design, achieving sharp contrast and ultra-fast responsivity that push the boundaries of smart skins and adaptive displays. With a growing citation record and a clear trajectory toward next-generation human–machine interfaces, Asare‐Yeboah’s work is shaping the future of flexible, responsive electronics.