Sang-Won Bang

Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

Papers

Total Citations

105

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About

Sang-Won Bang is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of advanced materials, self-powered systems, and intelligent robotics. His work centers on developing novel triboelectric nanogenerators and flexible pressure sensors for next-generation human-machine interfaces and autonomous systems. Bang’s most impactful contribution is his breakthrough in ZIF-67 based triboelectric nanogenerators, which demonstrated how metal-organic frameworks can be additively manufactured to create self-powered sensors capable of enabling robot object recognition—a paper that has garnered 80 citations for its innovative approach to room-temperature synthesis and practical robotics applications. He further advanced the field with his work on multi-height micropyramids based pressure sensors, achieving tunable sensing properties critical for robotics and step tracking, earning 20 citations. Bang also ventured into medical robotics with his registration-free minimally invasive surgery system, eliminating the need for preoperative phases. His research uniquely bridges materials science and practical engineering, offering scalable solutions for soft robotics, wearable devices, and autonomous systems. With a growing citation impact, Bang is establishing himself as a key figure in self-powered sensing technologies, pushing the boundaries of how smart materials can enable intuitive, energy-autonomous robotic interactions.