Hailiang Wang
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About
Hailiang Wang is a leading researcher at the intersection of smart materials, wearable technology, and gerontechnology. His work primarily focuses on advancing flexible acoustic sensing systems and understanding the adoption of smart health care technologies among aging populations. Wang’s most cited paper, “Insights into Materials, Physics, and Applications in Flexible and Wearable Acoustic Sensing Technology” (2023, 112 citations), provides a comprehensive framework for designing soft, conformable acoustic sensors that overcome the rigidity of traditional devices. This contribution is pivotal for next-generation wearables in health monitoring, human-machine interaction, and environmental sensing. In parallel, his study “Older Adults’ Actual Use and Adoption Intention of Smart Health Care Technologies in Hong Kong” (2022) bridges engineering and social science, offering critical insights into technology acceptance among elderly users. With over 115 citations to his key works, Wang’s research is shaping both the technical foundations of flexible electronics and the practical deployment of health technologies. His interdisciplinary approach—combining materials physics with user-centered design—positions him as a key figure in creating inclusive, high-performance sensing solutions for real-world challenges.
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