Fangfang Gao
Papers
5
Total Citations
330
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About
Fangfang Gao is a leading researcher in the field of self-powered flexible electronics and intelligent tactile sensing, with a particular focus on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and bio-inspired electronic skin. Her work bridges materials science and human-machine interaction, aiming to replicate and surpass the sensory capabilities of human skin. Gao’s most influential contribution is the development of a self-powered flexible antibacterial tactile sensor that leverages a triboelectric-piezoelectric-pyroelectric multi-effect coupling mechanism, which has garnered 119 citations. She further advanced the field with a fingerprint-inspired electronic skin for fine texture recognition (118 citations) and a stretching-insensitive, self-powered wearable pressure sensor (77 citations). Her recent work on a high-sensitive, self-selective humanoid mechanoreceptor for spatiotemporal tactile stimuli cognition (2023) represents a significant step toward enabling intelligent robots to perceive their environment with human-like precision. Gao’s research consistently demonstrates high impact, with her papers collectively cited over 330 times, and her innovations are paving the way for next-generation wearable devices, prosthetics, and robotic systems that require sophisticated tactile feedback.
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- 3A stretching-insensitive, self-powered and wearable pressure sensor77 citations · 2021
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