Qiuying Zhao

Suzhou University of Science and Technology

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Dr. Qiuying Zhao is at the forefront of flexible electronics and intelligent robotic perception, pioneering advanced sensor systems that mimic human sensory capabilities. Her research focuses on developing high-performance, multifunctional flexible sensors for next-generation robotics and wearable technology. Dr. Zhao’s major contributions include the creation of a novel flexible piezoresistive sensor using an ILs/MWCNTs/PVDF ternary composite, achieving exceptional sensitivity and an impressively wide detection range (16 citations). She further advanced the field by engineering a groundbreaking tri-mode robotic sensor that simultaneously detects proximity, pressure, and temperature within a single monolithic layer, enabling stimulus discriminability without complex inference algorithms (10 citations). This work, substantiated in robotic hand applications, represents a significant leap toward non-inferential multifunctionality in artificial tactile systems. With her innovative strategies for material design and device architecture, Dr. Zhao is shaping the future of intelligent sensing, offering transformative solutions for human-machine interaction and soft robotics.