Energy Devices and Smart Sensors

As the world continues to prioritize energy efficiency and environmental responsibility, the significance of energy devices and self-powered sensors becomes increasingly apparent in shaping a more sustainable and interconnected future.

In SEMI Lab, we are dedicated to developing durable and reliable functional surface structures for emerging renewable energy harvesting devices. Our focus extends to various technologies, including but not limited to triboelectric nanogenerators (TENG) and dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). We aim to contribute to these technologies, improving their resilience and effectiveness.

Our current research directions:
  • Design and development of smart and self-powered surfaces for IoT applications
  • Development of reliable and durable surface structures for nanogenerators and solar cells
  • Additively manufactured smart structures with embedding sensing capabilities
  • Data-driven modeling and characterization of energy devices