Guanyu Liu
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4
Total Citations
581
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About
Guanyu Liu is a leading innovator in flexible and wearable electronics, with a focus on developing advanced sensor technologies for the Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, and electronic skin. His research centers on creating high-performance, flexible sensors using novel materials like reduced graphene oxide and graphene/PDMS composites. Liu’s major contributions include the invention of a flexible temperature sensor for robot skin, which has garnered 257 citations, and a wireless wide-range pressure sensor based on a graphene/PDMS sponge for tactile monitoring, cited 172 times. He also developed a wireless flexible pressure sensor using micro-patterned graphene/PDMS, with 131 citations, and a high-performance 3D conductive strain sensor for wearable electronics. These works are foundational in addressing the demand for sensors that combine high sensitivity, wide range, and excellent flexibility. Liu’s impact is evident in the substantial citation counts of his papers, reflecting their influence on both academic research and practical applications in human–machine interfaces and health monitoring. His achievements position him as a key figure in the evolution of smart, flexible sensing systems.
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