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Guojun Tai is a leading researcher in the field of flexible electronics, with a specific focus on high-performance pressure sensors for wearable technology and robotic tactile sensing. His work masterfully addresses the critical challenge of developing low-cost, highly sensitive, and comfortable microstructures for next-generation devices. Tai’s major contributions include the invention of a controllable graphene wrinkle structure, which dramatically enhances the sensitivity of flexible pressure sensors, and the development of a microconformal electrode-dielectric integration technique for ultrasensitive robotic touch. His most cited paper, "Controllable Graphene Wrinkle for a High-Performance Flexible Pressure Sensor," has garnered 197 citations, underscoring its significant impact on the field. Further advancing the domain, his recent work on all-fabric capacitive sensors incorporating piezoelectric nanofibers (44 citations) pushes the boundaries of wearable and robotic sensing. Through his innovative designs, Tai is not only advancing fundamental sensor mechanics but also paving the way for practical, cost-effective solutions in healthcare monitoring, prosthetics, and human-machine interaction.