Jianlong Ji
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About
Jianlong Ji is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and intelligent sensing systems, with a primary focus on developing advanced tactile sensors for human-robot interaction and environmental monitoring. His major contributions include the design of bioinspired piezoelectric sensors and sponge-based electronic skins that can discriminate multidirectional forces, enabling safer collaboration between humans and industrial robots. Ji’s notable work includes the "BTO/PVDF/PDMS Piezoelectric Tangential and Normal Force Sensor Inspired by a Wind Chime" (2023, 9 citations), which mimics natural structures to achieve high sensitivity to subtle environmental changes. He also developed a "Sponge-Based Flexible Electronic Skin for Safe Human–Robot Interaction" (2022, 9 citations), addressing critical safety challenges in automated production environments by creating soft, deformable sensor systems that detect contact forces. With each of his most-cited papers accumulating 9 citations, Ji’s research is gaining recognition for its practical applications in robotics and wearable technology. His innovative approach to combining piezoelectric materials with flexible substrates positions him as a key contributor to the next generation of intelligent, human-safe robotic systems.
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