Bingxue Zhang

Chongqing University of Technology, Chongqing Institute of Green and Intelligent Technology, Hanyang Cyber University

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Bingxue Zhang is a rising innovator in the fields of tactile sensing, electronic skin (e-skin), and human-robot interaction (HRI). Her research focuses on bridging the gap between artificial and biological sensory systems, with major contributions in developing flexible, high-performance tactile sensors for robotic applications. Zhang’s most cited work, “Leather-based printed tactile sensor array for robotic interactive skin” (2024, 14 citations), introduces a durable, scalable sensor platform that mimics human touch, enabling robots to perceive pressure and texture in unstructured environments. She further advanced the field with her design of an “Artificial Tactile Receptor System for Sensitive Pressure–Neural Spike Conversion” (2024, 2 citations), which replicates the neural encoding of mechanical stimuli, achieving low-power, spike-based signal transmission—a critical step toward bio-inspired robotic perception. In her 2025 paper on “Human-Robot Interaction in Museum Exhibition Assembly,” Zhang proposes an adaptive collaboration framework tailored for unpredictable settings, addressing real-world challenges in HRI beyond industrial automation. Her work not only demonstrates strong citation impact but also holds promise for next-generation prosthetics, interactive robotics, and smart wearables. Zhang’s interdisciplinary approach positions her as a key contributor to the future of intelligent, touch-sensitive machines.