Ke Bi

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

Papers

Total Citations

582

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About

Ke Bi is a leading figure in the development of flexible and stretchable capacitive sensors, with a focus on bioinspired electronic skin for robotics, human-machine interaction, and healthcare. His most-cited work, "Flexible and Stretchable Capacitive Sensors with Different Microstructures" (2021, 582 citations), systematically explores how sensor microstructure design—such as pyramids, pillars, and porous architectures—dramatically enhances sensitivity and response range. This foundational study has become a key reference for researchers aiming to mimic human tactile perception. Bi’s contributions lie in bridging materials engineering with practical sensor performance, demonstrating how structural innovations can overcome traditional trade-offs between flexibility and sensitivity. His work has been instrumental in advancing wearable health monitors and soft robotic grippers. With over 580 citations on this single paper, Bi’s research continues to shape the field of flexible electronics, offering a clear pathway from fundamental material design to real-world applications in prosthetics and smart textiles.