Jiankui Chen
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About
Jiankui Chen is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of advanced manufacturing, soft robotics, and human-machine interaction. His work focuses on developing novel fabrication techniques and sensor systems that bridge the gap between rigid electronics and the flexible, complex surfaces of the real world. Chen’s most impactful contribution is his work on “Programmable robotized ‘transfer-and-jet’ printing for large, 3D curved electronics on complex surfaces” (2021, 63 citations), which introduces a groundbreaking method for directly printing functional electronics onto non-planar, three-dimensional objects. This innovation has significant implications for the production of conformal electronics, from smart wearables to curved displays. Chen has also advanced safe human-robot collaboration through his research on “Hybrid Safety Certificate for Fast Collision Checking in Sampling-Based Motion Planning” (2022), proposing a more efficient method for ensuring robot safety in complex environments. Additionally, his comprehensive review on “Stretchable Tactile and Bio-potential Sensors for Human-Machine Interaction” (2018) has helped map the field, highlighting key challenges and opportunities in creating intuitive interfaces. Through these contributions, Chen is shaping the future of electronics that can seamlessly integrate with our bodies and our world.
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