Jianlong Hong
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329
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About
Jianlong Hong is a pioneering researcher in the field of bioinspired electronic skins (e-skins) and human-machine interfaces, with a focus on creating next-generation sensory systems that bridge the gap between biological and artificial systems. His major contributions include the development of water-modulated biomimetic hyper-attribute-gel e-skins that replicate the physical-chemical and sensory properties of human skin, achieving 156 citations for his 2023 work. This breakthrough has significant implications for robotics and skin-attachable wearables. Hong has also advanced tactile sensor technology for prosthetics, highly sensitive MXene textile sensors for smart data gloves with near-sensor edge intelligence (35 citations), and flexible mechano-optical dual-responsive perovskite molecular ferroelectric composites for anticounterfeiting (27 citations). His Venus flytrap-inspired soft robots, utilizing 2D MOF and graphite, demonstrate fast-responsive capabilities without data center dependency (24 citations). With over 300 total citations and a trajectory toward the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT), Hong's work is shaping the future of humanoid e-skin technology and interactive interfaces, making him a leading voice in soft robotics and wearable electronics.
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- 7Body‐Coupled‐Driven Object‐Oriented Natural Interactive Interface11 citations · 2025