Keyu Ji

Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangxi University

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Keyu Ji is a rising innovator at the intersection of flexible electronics, artificial intelligence, and human-machine interfaces. Her research focuses on developing next-generation wearable sensory systems, with a particular emphasis on textile-based pressure sensors and piezotronic devices. Ji’s pioneering work on body-integrated, ultrasensitive all-textile pressure sensors—detailed in her 2024 paper—has garnered 20 citations for its breakthrough approach to creating skin-inspired artificial sensory systems that seamlessly integrate with clothing. These systems promise to revolutionize how we interact with technology by mimicking human somatosensory perception. Her earlier 2021 study on piezotronics-enabled artificial intelligence systems (17 citations) explores how III-nitride semiconductors can power advanced micro/nanosystems for applications ranging from human healthcare to autonomous robotics. By merging the principles of piezotronics with AI, Ji is laying the groundwork for intelligent, self-powered wearable devices that can sense, process, and respond to environmental stimuli. Her contributions are shaping the future of smart textiles and autonomous control systems, making her a key figure to watch in the evolving landscape of flexible electronics and artificial sensory technology.