Cheng-Zhou Hang

Papers

Total Citations

385

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About

Cheng-Zhou Hang is a leading innovator in the field of flexible electronics and intelligent tactile sensing, with a focus on developing next-generation electronic skin (e-skin) for human-machine interfaces and assistive technologies. His research centers on creating highly sensitive, stretchable, and self-healing sensors that mimic the complex sensory capabilities of human skin. Among his most impactful contributions is the development of a highly stretchable and self-healing strain sensor for wireless human-machine interfaces, which has garnered 185 citations for its potential in motion detection and wearable robotics. He also pioneered a skin-like sensor capable of intelligent Braille recognition (135 citations), demonstrating a transformative application for tactile sensing in accessibility technology. Additionally, his work on an ultrahigh-sensitive, finlike double-sided e-skin (65 citations) enables real-time discrimination of force direction, contact surface, and location—a critical advancement for dexterous robotic manipulation. Collectively, Hang’s innovations have significantly advanced the sensitivity and functionality of e-skin, earning him recognition as a key figure in soft electronics and human-centric sensing systems.