Yong-Seok Lee

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Yong-Seok Lee is a pioneering researcher in the fields of triboelectric nanogenerators and robotic rehabilitation systems. His most impactful work, the 2022 study on a three-dimensional skin-type triboelectric nanogenerator, introduces a novel sensor capable of detecting two-axis robotic-arm collisions—a breakthrough that enhances safety in human-robot interactions. This paper has garnered 34 citations, underscoring its influence in the rapidly evolving domain of self-powered tactile sensors. Lee’s earlier contributions include a foundational 2004 study on multi-joint rehabilitation systems for industrial robots, which laid the groundwork for assistive robotics in therapeutic applications. By bridging the gap between energy harvesting and robotic safety, Lee’s research demonstrates a unique interdisciplinary approach, merging materials science with mechanical engineering. His work is particularly notable for its practical implications in industrial automation and rehabilitation technology, offering scalable solutions for real-world challenges. For students and researchers, Lee’s career exemplifies how targeted innovations—from collision detection to joint rehabilitation—can drive progress in both robotics and sustainable energy systems.