Publications by authors named "Hyeongoh Park"
Article Synopsis
- The integration of robotic technologies with flexible electronics allows for dynamic reconfiguration, expanding their potential applications beyond traditional uses.
- A new film has been developed that can control bending and curvature through localized electrical inputs, maintaining a thin design to minimize stress when manipulated.
- Examples of this technology's effectiveness include shape-changing displays, self-rollable solar panels, and innovative light art installations.
Advanced design and integration of functioning devices with secured power is of interest for many applications that require complicated, sophisticated, or multifunctional processes in confined environments such as in human bodies. Here, strategies for design and realization are introduced for multifunctional feedback implants with the bifacial design and silicon (Si) photovoltaics in flexible forms. The approaches provide efficient design spaces for flexible Si photovoltaics facing up for sustainable powering and multiple electronic components for feedback functions facing down for sensing, processing, and stimulating in human bodies.
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