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About
Dr. Jikui Luo is a leading innovator in soft electronics, whose work bridges materials science and robotics to create intelligent, skin-like interfaces. His research centers on developing flexible sensors and actuators for human-machine interaction, soft robotics, and wearable health monitoring. A standout contribution is the use of kirigami-inspired 3D-printable MXene organohydrogels (87 citations), which simultaneously achieve high sensitivity, stretchability, and environmental stability—a long-sought trifecta in soft electronics. Dr. Luo also pioneered hierarchical nanotexturing for acoustofluidics on flexible surfaces (52 citations), enabling liquid actuation on conformable substrates, and advanced electroadhesion technology (46 citations) for low-power robotic gripping. His high-resolution skin-like sensor (43 citations) can sense and visualize multiple stimuli, while his work on emotion recognition via skin potential signals (31 citations) opens new avenues for affective computing. With recent breakthroughs in ultraconformal neuromuscular interfaces for thumb-controlled immersive interactions, Dr. Luo’s work is shaping the future of intuitive, wearable technology.
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- 1Kirigami‐Inspired 3D‐Printable MXene Organohydrogels for Soft Electronics87 citations · 2023
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