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About
Zhuo Kang is a leading researcher in the field of self-powered electronic skin (e-skin) and triboelectric nanogenerators, with a focus on creating highly robust, multifunctional tactile sensors. His major contributions include the development of a highly robust and self-powered e-skin based on a tough conductive self-healing elastomer, which addresses the critical issue of modulus mismatch in heterogeneous materials to enhance durability (136 citations). He also pioneered a self-powered flexible antibacterial tactile sensor that leverages a triboelectric-piezoelectric-pyroelectric multi-effect coupling mechanism for advanced sensing (119 citations). Additionally, Kang’s fingerprint-inspired e-skin design enables fine texture recognition, pushing the boundaries of tactile perception (118 citations). His work on fully organic self-powered e-skin demonstrates multifunctional sensing with high robustness, while his ripple-inspired fingertip interactors incorporate auditory feedback to improve information accessibility. With over 400 total citations across his top papers, Kang’s innovations are pivotal for wearable technology, human-machine interfaces, and assistive devices, making him a key figure in advancing self-powered, durable, and intelligent sensory systems.
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