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Feng‐Qi Xu is a rising leader in bioinspired electronics, whose work centers on developing next-generation artificial somatosensory systems for healthcare, robotics, and human–machine interaction. His most impactful contribution is the design of biomimetic multimodal receptors that overcome a critical limitation of conventional two-dimensional electronic skin: the inability to sense out-of-plane forces. By engineering receptors that mimic the layered structure of human skin, Xu’s system can simultaneously detect pressure, temperature, and vibration—enabling a truly comprehensive artificial somatosensory experience. His landmark 2024 paper on this topic has already garnered 29 citations, reflecting its immediate influence in the field. This breakthrough not only advances the fundamental understanding of tactile sensing but also opens new possibilities for prosthetics with realistic feedback and robots that can safely interact with their environment. Xu’s work stands out for its elegant integration of materials science and neural-inspired design, positioning him as a key innovator in the quest to replicate the full richness of human touch.
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