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Total Citations
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About
Hao Li is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of intelligent electronic skin (e-skin) technology, biomimetic sensing systems, and human-machine interfaces. His work centers on developing advanced tactile sensing platforms that bridge biological inspiration with artificial intelligence, enabling robots and wearable devices to perceive, interpret, and respond to their environments with human-like sophistication. Li's most celebrated contribution is his AI-motivated full-skin bionic electronic skin (2022, 411 citations), which integrates perception-to-cognition capabilities mimicking the human nervous system — a landmark step toward truly intelligent robotic skin. Building on this, he has developed triboelectric-piezoresistive biomimetic skins for robots, micropyramid array capacitive sensors, and all-fabric bionic e-skins, collectively demonstrating exceptional material cognition, surface recognition, and multimodal sensing across dynamic and static conditions. Beyond robotics, Li's research extends into flexible wearable sensors using chitosan-based hydrogels, bioelectronic muscular actuators using bacterial cellulose, and surgical skill assessment for medical applications. His epidermis-dermis bionic robotic sensory systems and crosstalk-free pressure-temperature sensing arrays represent his most recent breakthroughs in multifunctional intelligent sensing. With over 900 cumulative citations, Li has established himself as a highly impactful figure driving the intellectualization of robotic and wearable systems toward human-equivalent perceptual capabilities.
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- 8Recent Advances in Chitosan-Based Hydrogels for Flexible Wearable Sensors28 citations · 2023
- 9Surgical Skill Assessment Based on Dynamic Warping Manipulations21 citations · 2022
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