Paolo Lugli
Papers
7
Total Citations
107
H-Index
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About
Paolo Lugli is a leading figure in printed and flexible electronics, with a focus on low-cost, scalable fabrication methods for sensors and wearable devices. His research spans carbon nanotube (CNT) networks, inkjet-printed conductors, and handwriting-based techniques, driving innovations in smart agriculture, soft robotics, and healthcare. Lugli’s major contributions include developing a facile protocol for residual-free SWCNT films (36 citations) that enable stable gas sensing, and creating over-stretching tolerant conductors on rubber films via inkjet-printed silver nanoparticles (23 citations) for wearable applications. He pioneered a handwriting method for low-cost gas sensors (16 citations), later optimized for sustainable, do-it-yourself fabrication (5 citations), democratizing sensor production. His work on printed RFID sensing systems (9 citations) and screen-printed capacitive pressure sensors (8 citations) advances IoT-enabled smart agriculture and flexible robotics. With over 100 publications and numerous highly cited papers, Lugli’s research emphasizes cost-effectiveness, environmental sustainability, and practical deployability, making him a key innovator in transforming printed electronics from lab to real-world applications.
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- 3A Handwriting Method for Low-Cost Gas Sensors16 citations · 2018
- 4Advances in printing technologies for soft robotics devices applications10 citations · 2021
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