Kaiqi Liu

Papers

Total Citations

102

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About

Dr. Kaiqi Liu is a leading researcher in soft robotics and wearable bioelectronics, with a focus on developing intelligent, skin-interfaced systems for human-machine interaction. Their most influential work includes the creation of a stretchable, self-adhesive, and self-powered smart bandage that can perceive motion and recognize motion intention—a breakthrough for rehabilitation and assistive technologies (53 citations). Dr. Liu also pioneered a universal two-fingered robotic hand with soft fingertips that leverage the jamming effect for adaptive and gentle grasping, demonstrating a novel approach to dexterous manipulation (49 citations). These contributions have significantly advanced the fields of soft actuation and self-powered sensing, enabling more compliant and intuitive robotic systems. With over 100 combined citations on their top papers, Dr. Liu’s research bridges materials science, biomechanics, and robotics, offering practical solutions for prosthetics, smart healthcare, and human-robot collaboration. Their work is widely recognized for its innovation in merging stretchable electronics with soft robotic principles, setting a foundation for next-generation wearable and assistive devices.