Mohamed El Khalil

Khalifa University of Science and Technology

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Mohamed El Khalil is a leading researcher in the field of tactile sensing and soft robotics, whose work bridges the gap between fundamental materials science and practical sensor design. His most-cited paper, "Tactile sensors: A review" (2024), has already garnered 72 citations, establishing it as a foundational resource for engineers and scientists developing next-generation haptic interfaces. El Khalil’s major contributions lie in the systematic classification and performance analysis of tactile sensor technologies, from capacitive and piezoresistive designs to emerging optical and biomimetic approaches. By synthesizing decades of disparate research, he has provided a clear roadmap for improving sensor sensitivity, durability, and integration into robotic systems. His work has direct implications for prosthetics, human-robot interaction, and industrial automation. Beyond this landmark review, El Khalil is known for his collaborative efforts in advancing flexible electronics and for mentoring early-career researchers in experimental sensor characterization. His ability to distill complex technical challenges into actionable insights has made him a sought-after voice in the tactile sensing community, and his ongoing projects continue to push the boundaries of what soft, touch-sensitive robots can achieve.