Bowei Dong
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817
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About
Bowei Dong is a researcher working at the dynamic intersection of wearable electronics, photonics, and intelligent systems. His work has made significant contributions to the rapidly evolving field of flexible and wearable technologies, with a particular focus on healthcare monitoring, human-machine interaction, and the integration of artificial intelligence with the Internet of Things. His 2020 review paper, "Progress in Wearable Electronics/Photonics," has garnered an impressive 639 citations, underscoring his influence in mapping the trajectory of the field and synthesizing cutting-edge developments across soft robotics, flexible displays, and ambient sensing. Dong has also pioneered innovative approaches to self-sustainable wearable systems, as demonstrated by his highly cited work on Triboelectric Human-Machine Interfaces (THMI), which leverages nanophotonic readout to enable energy-efficient, robust wearable devices — a contribution that has attracted 174 citations. Extending his reach into autonomous systems, he has also explored multi-agent path planning using model predictive control and deep reinforcement learning. Together, his body of work reflects a versatile research vision that bridges materials science, photonics, and computational intelligence to shape the future of smart, connected wearable technologies.
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- 3Multi-Agent Path Planning based on MPC and DDPG4 citations · 2021