Christophe Poulain
Laboratoire d'Électronique des Technologies de l'Information, CEA Grenoble
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About
Christophe Poulain is a researcher specializing in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and tactile sensing technologies, with a particular focus on piezoresistive force micro-sensors. His major contributions lie in the characterization and modeling of three-axial force sensors designed to replicate human mechanoreceptors, enabling robots to achieve a sophisticated sense of touch. Poulain’s work addresses the critical need for highly integrated, highly sensitive sensors that can measure forces in multiple directions simultaneously. His most cited paper, "Characterization and modeling of a piezoresistive three-axial force micro sensor" (2013), has garnered 10 citations, demonstrating its influence in the field. Additionally, his 2012 study on a highly sensitive silicon-based three-axial piezoresistive force sensor further advanced the development of compact, robust tactile sensors for robotic applications. By fabricating silicon-based 3D force sensors, Poulain has contributed to bridging the gap between human tactile perception and robotic manipulation, a key challenge in modern robotics and haptics. His research continues to inspire innovations in sensor design, with implications for prosthetics, industrial automation, and human-robot interaction.
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