Jiu‐Yu Ji
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2
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9
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About
Jiu-Yu Ji is a rising researcher at the forefront of intelligent sensing and multimodal perception, with key contributions spanning flexible electronics and autonomous systems. His work bridges the gap between soft, wearable sensors and robust robotic perception. Notably, his 2024 paper on a flexible pressure sensor decorated with MXene and multi-walled carbon nanotube composites has already garnered 7 citations, demonstrating early impact in the field of motion monitoring and electronic skin. This innovation showcases how advanced nanomaterials can create highly sensitive, durable sensors for human-machine interfaces. In parallel, Ji addresses a critical challenge in autonomous driving with his 2025 work, CMTNet—a transformer-based network for LiDAR-camera cross-modal calibration. By enabling precise alignment between different sensor types, this research enhances object detection in complex, dynamic environments like urban streets. Ji’s dual focus on soft electronics and multimodal sensor fusion positions him as a versatile contributor to next-generation robotics and wearable technology, with work that promises to improve both human health monitoring and autonomous vehicle safety.
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