Jiqiang Cao
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About
Jiqiang Cao is a leading innovator in the field of wearable electronics and intelligent textiles, with a focus on flexible sensors and self-powered systems for human-machine interaction. His research centers on developing advanced fibrous materials and fabric architectures that can monitor physiological signals and motion with high sensitivity and durability. Cao’s major contributions include the design of a flexible hierarchical helical yarn that functions as a self-powered sensor for motion signal monitoring across a broad strain range, a work that has garnered 39 citations and demonstrates significant potential for human-machine interactive applications. He also developed a MXene-containing pressure sensor based on nanofiber film and spacer fabric, achieving ultrahigh sensitivity and a Joule heating effect—an innovation that addresses the critical need for stable, accurate, and durable wearable pressure sensors. With a growing citation impact, Cao’s work bridges materials science and textile engineering, advancing the practical deployment of smart fabrics. His achievements highlight his role in pushing the boundaries of wearable technology, making him a notable figure in the development of next-generation interactive textiles.
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