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Jianlong Qiu is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of flexible electronics, multi-agent systems, and robotic control. His work spans the development of advanced tactile sensors and the stabilization of complex robotic systems. Notably, his 2024 review on anisotropic flexible pressure/strain sensors (32 citations) has become a key reference, cataloging fabrication techniques and future prospects for wearable technology. In multi-agent systems, Qiu introduced distributed adaptive finite-time tracking protocols (22 citations), enabling robust coordination under dynamic conditions—a critical advancement for autonomous swarms. His innovative torque-coupled method for stabilizing underactuated gymnast robots (15 citations) demonstrates practical control theory applications. More recently, Qiu has achieved prescribed-time consensus for nonlinear multi-agent systems under stochastic switching topologies (7 citations), pushing the boundaries of real-time coordination. His 2025 multifunctional tactile sensor (5 citations), inspired by human skin, simultaneously detects pressure, temperature, and material type, promising breakthroughs in prosthetics and human-machine interfaces. With over 88 total citations across his most impactful works, Qiu’s contributions are shaping the future of intelligent systems, from soft robotics to distributed control networks.