Marco Domingos
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Marco Domingos is a leading figure in advanced manufacturing and soft robotics, with a core focus on 3D printing of multifunctional materials and biomimetic sensor systems. His most cited work, "Fully 3D printed flexible, conformal and multi-directional tactile sensor with integrated biomimetic and auxetic structure" (2023, 39 citations), represents a breakthrough in tactile sensing for robotic prostheses. Domingos addresses a critical gap in the field—the limited sensitivity of sensors under high pressure and their inability to conform to uneven surfaces—by engineering a fully printed sensor that combines auxetic metamaterials with biomimetic design principles. This innovation enables multi-directional force detection and exceptional conformability, directly enhancing the dexterity and feedback capabilities of biologically inspired prosthetics. His research integrates materials science, mechanical design, and additive manufacturing to create devices that are not only highly sensitive but also scalable and customizable. Domingos’s work is pivotal for next-generation human-machine interfaces, demonstrating how 3D printing can produce complex, functional architectures that mimic natural sensory systems. His contributions are shaping the future of soft robotics and wearable electronics, offering practical solutions for adaptive, high-performance tactile sensing in real-world applications.
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