Luying Yi

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Total Citations

152

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About

Luying Yi is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of advanced materials and multimodal sensing technologies. Her work focuses on developing novel detection and interaction systems that bridge the gap between physical and digital worlds, with particular emphasis on light-field imaging and haptic interfaces. Yi's most impactful contribution is her 2023 study on X-ray-to-visible light-field detection through pixelated colour conversion, which has garnered 119 citations. This breakthrough introduces a robust method for detecting both light intensity and direction in free space without complex microlens arrays, extending light-field detection capabilities into X-ray wavelengths for the first time—a significant advancement for medical imaging and non-destructive testing. In 2024, she further demonstrated her versatility with a tactile oral pad based on carbon nanotubes, achieving 33 citations for enabling multimodal haptic interaction. This work showcases her ability to translate nanomaterials into practical, user-centric devices. Yi's research is characterized by its interdisciplinary nature, combining materials science, optics, and human-computer interaction to create innovative solutions with real-world applications. Her growing citation record underscores her emerging influence in these fields.