Pei Huang
Papers
11
Total Citations
505
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11
About
Pei Huang is a leading innovator in flexible and bioinspired electronic sensors, with a research focus on pressure, strain, and vibration sensing for wearable devices, soft robotics, and human-machine interfaces. Huang’s major contributions include developing flexible pressure sensors with exceptional linear response across broad detection ranges—a critical challenge in the field—as demonstrated by a 2023 paper on CNT/CB/carbon composite sensors (101 citations). Notably, Huang pioneered the use of Ti₃C₂Tₓ MXene/bamboo fiber/PDMS composites to achieve ultrawide linear sensing range, superb environmental stability, and biocompatibility (61 citations), and created a super-soft yet strong E-skin that truly mimics human skin’s tactile and mechanical behavior (59 citations). Bioinspired designs are a hallmark of Huang’s work, including a spider-inspired ultrasensitive vibration sensor (59 citations) and dual-mode electronic cilia (53 citations). With over 490 citations across top-cited papers, Huang’s research has advanced multifunctional sensing—combining pressure, strain, and magnetic field detection—and enabled practical applications in health monitoring and soft robotics.
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- 6Bio-inspired highly flexible dual-mode electronic cilia53 citations · 2018
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- 8Dual-Mode Carbon Aerogel/Iron Rubber Sensor24 citations · 2020
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