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Da Xiong is a leading innovator in flexible and wearable electronics, specializing in the development of advanced piezoelectric and piezoresistive sensors for human-machine interfaces and health monitoring. His major contributions center on engineering novel nanostructured materials and device architectures to create highly sensitive, self-powered, and multifunctional sensors. Notably, his work on a "Cowpea-structured PVDF/ZnO nanofibers based flexible self-powered piezoelectric bending motion sensor" (479 citations) pioneered a new approach for gesture recognition, enabling remote control without an external power source. He further advanced the field with a "Microchannel‐Confined MXene Based Flexible Piezoresistive Multifunctional Micro‐Force Sensor" (387 citations), demonstrating a breakthrough in integrating multiple sensing capabilities—such as pressure, bending, and vibration—into a single, compact device. More recently, Xiong has tackled the challenge of conformal skin contact with his work on "Ultrathin Epidermal P(VDF-TrFE) Piezoelectric Film for Wearable Electronics," developing a facile fabrication method for ultrathin films. With over 900 citations across his top papers, Da Xiong’s research is driving the next generation of intelligent, flexible electronics for wearable health tech and robotics.