Papers
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Total Citations
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H-Index
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About
Zuqing Yuan is a prolific researcher at the forefront of flexible electronics, electronic skins (e-skins), and tactile sensing systems. His work centers on developing next-generation wearable and stretchable devices that bridge the gap between human biology and intelligent machines, with transformative applications in humanoid robotics, smart prosthetics, healthcare monitoring, and human-machine interaction. Yuan's most celebrated contribution — an ultra-stretchable triboelectric nanogenerator functioning as a self-powered electronic skin — has amassed 256 citations, underscoring the field's hunger for energy-autonomous sensing solutions. He has consistently tackled one of e-skin's defining challenges: integrating high sensitivity, large stretchability, and multimodal sensing into unified platforms. His nacre-mimetic multifunctional e-skins (114 citations) and bimodal tactile sensors enabling interference-free signal reading without complex algorithms (142 citations) exemplify this ambition. His biologically inspired designs — including squid-structure-mimicking 3D electronic skins — reveal a distinctive biomimetic philosophy running throughout his research. Beyond device fabrication, Yuan has shaped the field's intellectual landscape through well-cited review articles on e-skin materials, structures, and tactile sensory mechanisms, collectively gathering hundreds of citations. With over 780 total citations and a rapidly growing portfolio spanning gait sensors, thermal perception patches, and intelligent wearable interfaces, Yuan represents a leading voice in the future of artificial tactile intelligence.
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- 2Bimodal Tactile Sensor without Signal Fusion for User-Interactive Applications142 citations · 2022
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- 8Flexible and Wearable Tactile Sensors for Intelligent Interfaces15 citations · 2025
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