Mayue Shi

Peking University, Imperial College London

Papers

Total Citations

245

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About

Mayue Shi is a leading researcher at the forefront of smart materials and self-powered systems, with a focus on advancing artificial intelligence and soft robotics. Their most influential work, the 2016 paper on "Self-Powered Analogue Smart Skin" (168 citations), introduced a groundbreaking approach to tactile sensing that eliminates the need for external power sources, dramatically improving energy efficiency and resolution for robotic perception. This innovation directly addresses critical challenges in AI-driven robotics, enabling longer standby times and more nuanced environmental interaction. Shi’s comparative review of artificial muscles for microsystem applications (71 citations) further solidified their expertise, providing a comprehensive framework for developing compliant actuators used in biomedical devices and soft robotics. More recently, they have explored the integration of triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) within Internet of Things (IoT) and AI frameworks, tackling the persistent problem of powering distributed sensor networks. With over 245 total citations across key publications, Shi’s work bridges fundamental materials science and practical engineering, offering transformative solutions for next-generation autonomous systems. Their research continues to inspire innovations in self-powered electronics, haptic interfaces, and energy-autonomous smart devices.