Mohsen Annabestani
Sharif University of Technology, Italian Institute of Technology, Cornell University
Papers
3
Total Citations
22
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About
Mohsen Annabestani is a rising star at the intersection of soft robotics, wearable technology, and biomedical engineering. His research focuses on developing multifunctional, bioinspired soft systems that seamlessly integrate sensing and actuation for real-world applications. Annabestani’s most cited work introduces a novel, fully 3D, microfluidic-oriented, gel-based soft wearable sensor capable of simultaneously measuring stretch, twist, and pressure—a breakthrough addressing a critical gap in wearable device technology (15 citations). He further demonstrates the potential of soft robotics in sustainable agriculture with a bioinspired soft gripper featuring embedded sensing, designed for delicate crop harvesting (5 citations). In a pioneering biomedical application, Annabestani has designed and validated a soft robotic sensor array integrated with flexible electronics for mapping cardiac arrhythmias, offering improved conformability and electrode coverage over current clinical tools (2 citations). His work consistently pushes the boundaries of soft matter engineering, creating devices that are highly stretchable, multifunctional, and application-ready. Annabestani’s contributions are shaping the future of soft robotics, from precision agriculture to advanced cardiac diagnostics.
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