Maurizio Biso

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Maurizio Biso is a leading figure in the development of flexible tactile sensing technologies, with a primary research focus on piezoelectric polymer transducers for artificial skin applications. His most influential work, the 2013 paper "Piezoelectric Polymer Transducer Arrays for Flexible Tactile Sensors," has garnered 127 citations and introduces a groundbreaking approach to creating large-area, flexible sensor arrays using polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF). This innovation enables high-bandwidth electromechanical transduction—up to 1 MHz—making it ideal for robotics and prosthetics. Biso’s contributions extend to modular manufacturing techniques for integrating PVDF taxels on flexible PCBs, as detailed in his 2012 paper (16 citations), which addresses scalability and practical deployment. His work bridges materials science and engineering, offering a robust foundation for next-generation haptic interfaces. By enabling sensitive, durable, and scalable artificial skin, Biso has significantly advanced the field of soft robotics and human-machine interaction, with his research cited as a cornerstone for flexible sensor development.