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M. Ercan Altinsoy is a leading researcher at the intersection of smart textiles and haptic interfaces, with key contributions to wearable sensing and telemanipulation systems. His most-cited work, "Electromechanical Properties of Silver-Plated Yarns and Their Relation to Yarn Construction Parameters" (2023, 11 citations), establishes foundational principles for using conductive yarns in stretchable structures—enabling applications from human motion monitoring to soft robot proprioception. This research addresses critical challenges in signal transmission and strain/pressure sensing, positioning him as a key figure in textile-based electronics. Altinsoy also advances haptic feedback technology through his work on "Tendon-Driven Haptic Glove for Force Feedback Telemanipulation" (2024, 2 citations), which tackles dexterity and connectivity issues in bilateral teleoperation systems. His contributions to "Sensors and actuators" (2021, 2 citations) further demonstrate his broad expertise in designing responsive systems. With a focus on bridging material science and robotics, Altinsoy’s work holds significant promise for next-generation wearable devices and remote control interfaces, impacting fields from healthcare to industrial automation.