Taiji Dong

Northeast Petroleum University, Oil and Gas Research Institute

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Taiji Dong is a researcher at the forefront of flexible tactile sensing and optical fiber sensor technology, with a focus on bioinspired designs for wearable electronics and human–computer interaction. His major contributions include the development of a bionic flexible tactile sensor that integrates micro-nano fibers (MNFs) within a soft matrix, enabling high-sensitivity detection of pressure and texture—a work that has garnered 9 citations since 2023. In 2024, Dong advanced this field by introducing a high-efficiency fluorescent-coupled optical fiber passive tactile sensor, which incorporates ZnS:Cu@Al2O3/PDMS flexible matrices and an integrated microlens to overcome the limitations of low fluorescence coupling efficiency caused by the fiber’s small numerical aperture. This innovation, achieving 3 citations, significantly enhances sensitivity for surface texture and roughness detection. Dong’s work is notable for bridging material science and photonics, offering practical solutions for next-generation tactile sensing in robotics and wearable devices. His research demonstrates a clear trajectory toward creating more sensitive, passive, and robust sensors, positioning him as an emerging contributor to the field of flexible electronics and optical sensing.