Yongyang Chen

Beijing Institute of Nanoenergy and Nanosystems, Guizhou University

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Yongyang Chen is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and tactile sensing, with a focus on intelligent human–computer interaction systems. His work centers on developing miniaturized, high-performance sensors that bridge the gap between advanced technology and accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Chen’s major contributions include the design of a miniaturized array microneedle tactile sensor for intelligent object recognition (2024, 26 citations), which enables precise tactile feedback for robotic and assistive applications. He also pioneered a wave-shaped electrode flexible sensor that sensitively responds to wrinkle excitation (2023, 23 citations), specifically addressing the lack of high-tech aids for people with mobility impairments. This sensor, detailed in his highly cited paper, offers a novel solution for multifunctional human–computer interaction, allowing users to control devices through subtle skin deformations. Chen’s work has been recognized for its potential to revolutionize assistive technologies, earning citations for its innovative approach to making HMIs more inclusive. His research not only advances sensor design but also directly impacts the lives of those who have been underserved by current technologies, marking him as a key figure in the field of flexible electronics and human-centered engineering.