Pei Ling Leow

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Dr. Pei Ling Leow is a leading researcher in tactile sensing technologies, with a primary focus on advancing sensor systems for robotics and human–machine interaction. Her seminal work, "Current trend of tactile sensor in advanced applications" (2012), has garnered over 5 citations and remains a foundational reference for understanding the evolution of tactile sensors from their inception in the 1980s to modern applications. Dr. Leow’s major contribution lies in systematically mapping the trajectory of tactile sensor development, highlighting how these technologies have grown in parallel with robotics and computing to enable sophisticated touch-based feedback in prosthetics, industrial automation, and wearable devices. Her research bridges the gap between early sensor designs and emerging smart materials, offering a comprehensive framework for future innovation. By synthesizing decades of progress, Dr. Leow has provided researchers and engineers with a critical roadmap for integrating tactile sensors into advanced applications, from delicate surgical instruments to responsive robotic grippers. Her work continues to inspire new generations of engineers exploring the frontiers of haptic technology, making her a pivotal figure in the field of tactile sensing and its real-world impact.