Iman Khakpour

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Iman Khakpour is a researcher advancing the field of wearable sensing technologies, with a primary focus on flexible piezoresistive pressure sensors for biomedical and human-machine interface applications. Their most cited work, "Design Rules for a Wearable Micro-Fabricated Piezo-Resistive Pressure Sensor" (2022, 22 citations), establishes critical design principles for micro-patterned conductive elastomers used in arterial pulse monitoring. This research directly addresses the need for high-sensitivity, wearable sensors capable of real-time health monitoring, electronic skin, and robotic limb integration. A closely related paper (2022, 3 citations) further refines these design rules, emphasizing the optimization of sensor performance for practical deployment. Khakpour’s contributions are significant in bridging materials engineering and biomedical device development, offering a systematic framework for creating durable, responsive pressure sensors. Their work has garnered attention for its potential to enable non-invasive, continuous health tracking and enhance human-machine interfaces. By providing clear guidelines for microfabrication and material selection, Khakpour is helping to accelerate the translation of lab-scale sensor innovations into real-world wearable technologies.