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Qingchuan Tao is a leading researcher in the field of advanced functional materials, with a primary focus on self-healing sensors and their integration into human–machine interactions. His most impactful work, a 2017 paper on “Multiple Hydrogen Bonding Enables the Self‐Healing of Sensors for Human–Machine Interactions,” has garnered over 500 citations, establishing a foundational approach to creating flexible sensors that can autonomously repair mechanical damage. This innovation directly addressed the critical limitations of poor reliability and signal instability in wearable electronics. Tao further advanced the field by developing protein-inspired, self-healable Ti₃C₂ MXenes/rubber-based supramolecular elastomers, a breakthrough that achieved over 230 citations. This work combined mechanical robustness with high sensitivity, enabling intelligent sensing for artificial intelligence and smart robotics. By engineering materials that generate discernible electrical responses to external stimuli while possessing the ability to self-repair, Tao has significantly improved the durability and functionality of next-generation electronic skins and wearable devices. His contributions are pivotal for creating more reliable, long-lasting interfaces between humans and machines.