Khian‐Hooi Chew

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Khian‐Hooi Chew is a leading researcher in advanced functional materials, with a primary focus on piezoelectric polymer composites and their applications in smart tactile sensing. Their most-cited work, a comprehensive 2025 review on BaTiO₃-based polymer composites, has already garnered significant attention, reflecting the timeliness and impact of their contributions. Chew’s research bridges materials science and engineering, pioneering the development of flexible, high-performance sensors that mimic human touch for robotics, wearable electronics, and biomedical devices. By systematically analyzing synthesis methods, dielectric properties, and mechanical flexibility, Chew has established critical design principles for optimizing piezoelectric response in composite systems. This work not only advances fundamental understanding of structure-property relationships but also provides a practical roadmap for scalable sensor fabrication. With 5 citations to their flagship review, Chew’s influence is rapidly growing, positioning them as an emerging authority in tactile sensing technology. Their achievements underscore a commitment to translating laboratory innovations into real-world applications, making their research essential reading for students and engineers seeking to push the boundaries of smart materials and human-machine interfaces.