Markellos Ntagios
Papers
13
Total Citations
648
H-Index
10
About
Markellos Ntagios is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of electronic skin (eSkin), tactile sensing, and advanced manufacturing, whose work is reshaping how robots and wearable devices perceive and interact with the physical world. His most influential contribution — a printed temperature sensor based on PEDOT:PSS-graphene oxide composite (190 citations) — addressed a critical gap in eSkin research by moving beyond pressure sensing to deliver skin-conformable thermal detection. Complementing this, his development of 3D printed robotic hands with intrinsic soft pressure sensors (137 citations) demonstrated how multimaterial additive manufacturing can seamlessly embed intelligence directly into complex structures. Ntagios further advanced the field with SensAct (89 citations), an elegant fusion of tactile sensing and flexible actuation, and pioneered self-powered eSkin capable of generating its own energy while sensing touch (86 citations). His research consistently champions resource-efficient fabrication, as seen in low-cost 3D printed sensory insoles and stretchable fabric-based supercapacitors with intrinsic strain sensing. Collectively accumulating over 600 citations, Ntagios has established himself as a leading voice in soft robotics, wearable electronics, and human-machine interfacing — producing innovations with profound implications for prosthetics, rehabilitation technology, and next-generation intelligent systems.
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Top Papers
- 1Printed Temperature Sensor Based on PEDOT: PSS-Graphene Oxide Composite190 citations · 2020
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- 73D Printed Robotic Hand with Embedded Touch Sensors16 citations · 2020
- 83D Printed Wearable Exoskeleton Human-Machine Interfacing Device15 citations · 2020
- 93D Printed Phalanx Packaged with Embedded Pressure Sensor14 citations · 2018
- 103D-printed elastomer foam-based soft capacitive pressure sensors13 citations · 2022