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About
Junyao Wang is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of flexible electronics, wearable robotics, and space exploration technologies. His work centers on developing advanced sensing and actuation systems for human–machine interaction, with a particular focus on health monitoring and assistive exoskeletons for extreme environments. Wang’s most notable contribution is the design of a screen-printed, highly sensitive anisotropic strain sensor featuring an asymmetrical inner concave honeycomb cross-conducting structure (2023, 9 citations). This low-cost, flexible sensor enables multi-directional strain detection, addressing a critical limitation in wearable electronics for physiological signal monitoring. In parallel, Wang has advanced the concept of “active spacesuits” by integrating lower and upper limb joint-assisted exoskeleton control systems (2019, 5 citations; 2020, 5 citations), proposing novel mechanical designs and Preisach-based trajectory control for future extravehicular activities. His work also explores switched reluctance motor servo control for robotic joints (2023, 3 citations), demonstrating versatility in actuation technologies. With a growing citation footprint, Wang’s research bridges materials science, robotics, and aerospace engineering, offering practical solutions for intelligent sensing, rehabilitation, and human augmentation in challenging environments.
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- 4Design of Switched Reluctance Motor(SRM) Servo Control for Robot Joints3 citations · 2023