Our research institute was introduced in the October 2022 issue of the monthly magazine "World of Electricity" (Vol.71, No.10). It consists of an overview of the research, energy harvesting technology, biosensor technology, and future plans.
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https://www.kiee.or.kr/pages_publications/electronic_library.vm
In this study, a breathable and strain-insensitive multi-layered electronic skin (e-skin) capable of real-time detection and distinction of electrocardiogram...
Although metal-organic framework (MOF)-derived nanoporous C (NPC) materials offer several advantages for electrochemical sensor applications, surface functio...
Since triboelectric nanogenerators (TENG) are receiving attention as a promising technology in the domain of self-powered sensors for human activity monitori...
The industrial revolution in automobiles has offered large-scale integration of sensors and interconnections to facilitate smooth and safe driving. These int...
Triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) are receiving significant interest in the wearable electronics industry owing to their distinct ability to capture ambie...
The triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) is a promising technology for self-powered sensors and vibration-driven energy harvesting...
Achieving a high output performance by expanding the surface area of triboelectric materials is key to developing triboelectric ...
The rapid growth of portable and wearable electronics demands innovative battery solutions that are both sustainable and eco-friendly. Biomechanical energy-h...
The breathability of wearable sensors is of utmost necessity as it facilitates heat dissipation and sweat evaporation from the skin–sensor interface fo...
Industrial vibration monitoring is crucial for anticipating equipment failures and ensuring smooth machinery operations. To address this need, we p...