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Arijit Paul is a researcher at the forefront of flexible and stretchable electronics, with a primary focus on developing innovative, low-cost sensing technologies. His most cited work, “Design, development and analysis of a conductive fabric based flexible and stretchable strain sensor” (2020, 7 citations), introduces a novel elastomeric strain sensor that leverages variable resistance fabric. This design offers a practical, scalable alternative to complex microfluidic and nanoparticle-based sensors, addressing key challenges in fabrication simplicity and material accessibility. Paul’s contributions are particularly significant in the realm of wearable technology and soft robotics, where conformable, durable sensors are essential. By demonstrating that conductive textiles can achieve reliable strain sensing without intricate manufacturing processes, his research paves the way for more accessible, real-world applications in health monitoring and human-machine interfaces. Though early in his career, Paul’s work signals a promising trajectory in merging textile engineering with flexible electronics, and his sensor design stands as a foundational step toward democratizing stretchable sensing technology for broader industrial and academic use.
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