Ranbir Singh

Dongguk University, Indian Institute of Technology Mandi

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Ranbir Singh is a pioneering researcher in the field of flexible electronics and bioinspired sensory systems, with a primary focus on the development of multifunctional electronic skin (e-skin). His major contributions lie in advancing cost-effective, scalable fabrication methods for tactile sensors, notably through the innovative use of perovskite intermediate gels and room-temperature liquid metals. Singh’s 2020 work on “Multifunctional Electronic Skin Based on Perovskite Intermediate Gels” (23 citations) introduced a novel approach to creating e-skin that mimics human tactile and environmental sensing, bridging the gap between material science and bionic prosthetics. His more recent 2024 study on cost-effective processing of flexible tactile sensors (5 citations) further demonstrates his commitment to practical, accessible technologies for humanoid robotics and biomedical applications. By prioritizing affordability and multifunctionality, Singh’s research directly impacts the development of intelligent prostheses, interactive robots, and wearable health monitors. His work is notable for its emphasis on translating advanced materials into real-world, deployable e-skin systems, making him a key figure in the next generation of soft robotics and human-machine interfaces.