Ching‐Liang Dai

National Chung Hsing University, National Taiwan University

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Ching-Liang Dai is a leading figure in intelligent manufacturing, robotic technology, and advanced sensor design. His research focuses on developing innovative, stretchable sensors and bio-inspired robotic systems for applications in wearable devices and humanoid robotics. Dai’s most notable contribution is the creation of a laser-induced graphene stretchable strain sensor with vertical and parallel patterns, which has garnered 58 citations. This piezoresistive sensor represents a significant advancement for robotics and wearable tech, offering enhanced flexibility and sensitivity for real-time motion and strain detection. In addition to his sensor work, Dai engineered a humanoid eye robot with five degrees of freedom, featuring independent horizontal and synchronous vertical eyeball rotation, as well as eyelid motion. This system uses dual cameras for target tracking and image registration, demonstrating sophisticated biomimetic control. With a career marked by high-impact publications and pioneering designs, Dai continues to push the boundaries of smart materials and robotic perception, making his work essential reading for students and researchers in mechatronics and intelligent systems.