Moustafa Saleh

Lebanese University, University of Genoa

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Moustafa Saleh is a researcher advancing the field of tactile sensing, with a focus on the electronic systems that enable robots and prosthetics to “feel.” His work centers on the design, experimental assessment, and embedded implementation of interface electronics for piezoelectric tactile sensors, particularly those using PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) materials. Saleh’s major contribution lies in demonstrating that the performance of a tactile sensing system depends as much on its electronic interface as on the sensing material itself. His most cited paper, “Experimental Assessment of the Interface Electronic System for PVDF-Based Piezoelectric Tactile Sensors” (2019), has garnered 35 citations, underscoring its influence in the sensor community. More recently, his 2022 work on embedded signal pre-processing for tactile systems, though with fewer citations, highlights a practical step toward real-time, low-power sensing solutions. By bridging material science and circuit design, Saleh is helping to make tactile sensing more reliable and deployable in real-world applications. His research is particularly relevant for students and engineers working on human-machine interfaces, soft robotics, and assistive technologies.