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About
Junhui Ji is a leading innovator in the field of flexible and wearable sensor technology, with a primary focus on developing ultra-sensitive devices for human-machine interaction and soft robotics. His major contributions center on the design of novel, high-performance pressure and microdistance sensors using advanced materials like reduced graphene oxide, polypyrrole, and MXene. Notably, his 2021 work on wearable pressure sensors achieved ultrahigh sensitivity for sign language translation, garnering 30 citations and establishing a new benchmark in the field. Ji has further advanced the domain by creating textile-based microdistance sensors and pioneering polymer crystallization regulation to produce smart Janus films with full-featured wearable capabilities. His 2023 coaxial graphene/MXene microfibers introduced a lightweight distance sensor with an interfacial buffer, enabling lossless grasping of fragile objects—a critical breakthrough for intelligent robotics. With a growing portfolio of highly cited papers, Junhui Ji’s research continues to push the boundaries of sensor sensitivity, flexibility, and practical application, making him a key figure in the next generation of wearable electronics and robotic feedback systems.
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