Jihoon presented at IEEE SENSORS 2024

In October, Jihoon travelled to Kobe, Japan, to present his PhD research at IEEE SENSORS 2024 – a renowned international forum for sharing advancements in sensor technologies by researchers, engineers, and practitioners. This event offered Jihoon an excellent opportunity to explore cutting-edge developments in sensors and their applications across diverse fields.

At the conference, Jihoon presented his work on a patchable, non-invasive, inkjet-printed wearable electromyography sensor. This innovative sensor is designed for unobtrusive, comfortable, and long-duration use, providing a compact and low-cost solution while ensuring high signal quality and resistance to body movement.

Jihoon’s PhD work focuses on developing practical and user-friendly biomedical sensors that ensure reliable data collection while prioritising user comfort for broader applications in healthcare and beyond.

Journalist: Jihoon