Papers
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Total Citations
209
H-Index
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About
Quan Xiong is a pioneering researcher in soft robotics, specializing in bio-inspired actuators, self-powered sensors, and human-machine interfaces. Their work centers on developing innovative soft robotic systems that combine pneumatics, electrohydraulics, and electrostatic adhesion to achieve unprecedented versatility and performance. Xiong’s most impactful contribution is the porous-structured self-powered tactile sensor (63 citations), which enables remote human-machine interaction through triboelectric effects. They also developed the amphibious fully-soft centimeter-scale crawling robot (32 citations), demonstrating remarkable locomotion in both terrestrial and aquatic environments. Their electrostatic adhesion clutch using MXene-polymer composites (31 citations) achieves superhigh force density for robotic applications. Xiong’s earthworm-inspired multi-material hybrid actuators (25 citations) and modular soft robots with origami skin (23 citations) showcase their talent for translating biological principles into functional soft machines. With over 200 total citations across their top papers, Xiong has established themselves as a rising leader in soft robotics, pushing the boundaries of what soft, compliant systems can achieve in terms of precision, load-bearing capacity, and multifunctionality.
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- 5Modular Soft Robot with Origami Skin for Versatile Applications23 citations · 2023
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- 9Single-Motor Ultraflexible Robotic (SMUFR) Humanoid Hand5 citations · 2024
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