Huiqiang Wang

Xiamen University, Harbin Engineering University

Papers

Total Citations

138

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About

Dr. Huiqiang Wang is a materials scientist and engineer whose research bridges sustainable nanomaterials and intelligent robotics. His primary contributions lie in the development of advanced cellulose-based hydrogels for wearable electronics, particularly strain sensors that monitor human motion. Wang’s most cited work, a 2020 study on cellulose nanocrystalline hydrogels incorporating a choline chloride deep eutectic solvent, has garnered 99 citations and demonstrates his ability to create eco-friendly, high-performance materials. He further advanced this field with a 2021 paper on self-healing, water-dissolvable, and stretchable cellulose hydrogels for strain sensors, which has received 37 citations. Beyond soft materials, Wang has also contributed to robotics with a 2019 study on collision-free path planning for multiple robots in warehouse scenarios, showcasing his versatility. His research is notable for its focus on sustainability—using renewable cellulose and green solvents—while achieving practical functionality in wearable technology. With over 138 total citations across his key works, Wang is recognized for pushing the boundaries of biocompatible sensors and autonomous systems, making him a promising figure in the intersection of materials science and robotics.