Leilei Zhang
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Leilei Zhang is a leading researcher at the intersection of wearable sensing, human-machine interaction, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Their most influential work, "Towards the sEMG hand: internet of things sensors and haptic feedback application" (2018, 80 citations), pioneers the integration of surface electromyography (sEMG) sensors with IoT-enabled haptic feedback systems. This foundational contribution demonstrates how muscle-signal detection can be wirelessly coupled with real-time tactile responses, advancing the development of intuitive, responsive prosthetic hands and remote manipulation interfaces. By bridging physiological sensing with networked actuation, Zhang’s research addresses critical challenges in dexterous control and sensory feedback for assistive technologies. Their work has been widely cited by engineers and clinicians exploring low-latency, wearable solutions for rehabilitation and teleoperation. Zhang’s contributions continue to shape the design of smart, body-aware interfaces that enhance human capability through seamless cyber-physical integration.
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