Papers
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Total Citations
145
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About
Qiuquan Guo is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of intelligent robotics, flexible electronics, and advanced manufacturing. His work centers on developing next-generation sensing and actuation systems that bridge the gap between soft materials and autonomous machines. Guo’s major contributions include the creation of flexible large-area e-skin arrays using patterned laser-induced graphene for tactile perception (38 citations), and multilayer graphene/PDMS composite gradient materials for high-efficiency photoresponse actuators (25 citations). He has also advanced wireless pressure sensing through radio frequency resonator-based designs with MWCNT-PDMS bilayer microstructures (16 citations). In robotics, Guo developed an inverse kinematics solution for 6-degree-of-freedom manipulators using deep reinforcement learning (39 citations), demonstrating how AI can enhance industrial automation. His work on initiator-integrated 3-D printing of magnetic objects for remote control applications (16 citations) showcases his ability to combine materials science with practical robotics. With over 145 total citations across his most-cited papers, Guo is recognized for integrating flexible sensors, smart materials, and intelligent control systems—paving the way for more adaptive, touch-sensitive, and autonomously navigating robots in Industry 4.0 environments.
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- 6Flexible assembled tactile sensor with freely integration design6 citations · 2022
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- 8ROS2-based locator optimized autonomous navigation robot2 citations · 2023