Ming Jin

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Ming Jin is a leading researcher in the field of flexible electronics, with a primary focus on proximity sensing electronic skin (e-skin) and its applications in human-machine interfaces. Their most-cited work, "Proximity Sensing Electronic Skin: Principles, Characteristics, and Applications" (2024, 56 citations), has become a foundational reference in the field, detailing how non-contact detection technologies can revolutionize human-robot collaboration, remote monitoring, and interactive systems. This research addresses critical challenges in creating e-skins that mimic human sensory capabilities without physical touch, enabling safer and more intuitive interactions between humans and machines. Jin's contributions have been instrumental in advancing the principles and practical characteristics of proximity sensors, offering a comprehensive framework that bridges materials science, sensor design, and real-world deployment. With a growing citation impact, their work is widely recognized for its potential to transform industries ranging from healthcare to manufacturing. Ming Jin continues to push the boundaries of wearable and robotic sensing, making them a pivotal figure in the next generation of intelligent, touchless interfaces.