Chunqing Yang

China University of Petroleum, East China

Papers

Total Citations

195

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About

Chunqing Yang is an emerging researcher specializing in flexible electronics, wearable sensing technologies, and human-computer interaction systems. Their work centers on the design and fabrication of advanced flexible pressure sensors, with a particular focus on developing high-performance, cost-effective devices suitable for real-world applications including electronic skin, health monitoring, and soft robotics. Yang's most impactful contribution to date is their 2024 paper introducing a PDMS film-based flexible pressure sensor array featuring a surface protruding structure capable of detecting human motion and recognizing wrist postures — a work that has already accumulated an impressive 176 citations, signaling rapid and broad adoption within the research community. This study demonstrated innovative structural engineering approaches to enhance sensor sensitivity and functionality. Building on this momentum, their 2023 work explored MXene and polyaniline composite materials integrated into sponge-based flexible pressure sensors, addressing longstanding challenges in wearability and manufacturing complexity, earning 19 citations. Yang's research consistently bridges materials science, bioelectronics, and human-centered computing, positioning them as a promising contributor to next-generation wearable technologies. Students and researchers in smart sensing and flexible electronics will find their methodological innovations particularly valuable.