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About
Jinrong Huang is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and human–machine interfaces, with a focus on stretchable energy-harvesting systems, tactile sensors, and deep-learning-assisted wearable technologies. Their major contributions include the development of liquid-metal-nanoparticle-based electrodes for self-powered electronic skin (E-skin), as demonstrated in their most-cited work (165 citations), and the creation of β-phase-preferential blow-spun fabrics for triboelectric nanogenerators (70 citations). Huang has advanced gesture recognition through a universal deep-learning-assisted system using high-performance ionogel-based strain sensors (45 citations), and pioneered flexible piezocapacitive pressure sensors with microsphere-array electrodes (22 citations). Their recent work on social touch recognition for human–robot emotion interaction (12 citations) and comprehensive reviews on tactile sensors for normal and shear force detection (14 citations) highlight their impact on next-generation robotics and healthcare. With over 330 cumulative citations, Huang’s research bridges materials science, sensor engineering, and artificial intelligence, making significant strides toward sustainable, intelligent, and emotionally aware electronic interfaces.
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- 4A Flexible Piezocapacitive Pressure Sensor with Microsphere-Array Electrodes22 citations · 2023
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