Chaima Fekiri
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Chaima Fekiri is a researcher advancing the field of flexible electronics and tactile sensing, with a focus on nanocomposite materials for wearable and robotic applications. Her work centers on improving the durability and performance of tactile sensors, particularly through the fabrication and characterization of conductive nanocomposites. In her most-cited study, "Improved resistance stability for tactile sensor fabrication and investigation of the dispensing parameters of a nanocomposite material" (2019, 10 citations), Fekiri systematically explored how dispensing parameters—such as pressure and nozzle geometry—affect the electrical and mechanical stability of sensors. This contribution is critical for scaling up production of reliable, low-cost tactile sensors that maintain consistent resistance under repeated deformation. By addressing the challenge of resistance drift, her research enables more robust human-machine interfaces and soft robotics applications. Fekiri’s work bridges materials science and manufacturing, offering practical insights for optimizing sensor fabrication. With a growing citation record, she is establishing herself as a key voice in the development of durable, high-performance nanocomposite sensors for next-generation tactile technologies.
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