Papers
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Total Citations
238
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About
Mingyu Li is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of soft robotics, wearable electronics, and advanced materials, with a focus on liquid metal and dielectric elastomer technologies. Their major contributions include the development of phoretic liquid metal micro/nanomotors as intelligent fillers for targeted microwelding—a breakthrough that has garnered 104 citations—and the design of wearable stretch sensors for wrist joint motion measurement using dielectric elastomers, cited 101 times. Li’s work on additively fabricated electronic skin, which achieves high-performance dynamic sensing akin to human skin, and ultrasonic-excited integration of heterostructured liquid crystalline elastomers for multi-responsive soft actuators, further underscores their impact in creating next-generation bionic and robotic systems. Notably, Li has advanced bioinspired cilia-based electronic skins for multimodal mechanical sensing and high-sensitivity, damage-redundant gel-state electronic skins for extreme environments like aerospace. With over 230 citations across their most-cited papers, Li’s research is driving innovation in human-computer interaction, rehabilitation, and soft robotics, making them a key figure in the field of intelligent materials and wearable technology.
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- 5Optimal Design and Experiments of a Wearable Silicone Strain Sensor8 citations · 2017
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