Chenyu Fang

Shandong University, University of Glasgow

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Chenyu Fang is a rising innovator in the field of flexible electronics and bio-inspired tactile sensing. His research centers on developing advanced sensor arrays that mimic biological systems, with a particular focus on transparent, flexible pressure sensors and biomimetic whisker arrays for shape detection. Fang’s most notable contribution is his work on a dual-mode transparent flexible pressure sensor array, which enables simultaneous pressure sensing and tactile visualization. Published in 2025, this paper has already garnered 33 citations, underscoring its immediate impact and potential for applications in wearable electronics and human-machine interfaces. In earlier work, Fang designed a whisker array sensor based on fiber Bragg grating technology, inspired by the facial whiskers of animals like mice and dogs. This 4×4 array demonstrated a novel approach to surface shape sensing, achieving precise object contour measurement. While this 2022 paper has 3 citations, its conceptual originality highlights Fang’s ability to bridge biological inspiration with practical engineering. Together, his contributions advance the frontiers of soft robotics and smart sensing, positioning him as a promising researcher in tactile sensing technology.