Razan Khalifeh

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Razan Khalifeh is an emerging researcher in experimental mechanics and sensor technology, with a focus on the application of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) sensors for tactile and slip detection. Her most cited work, a 2025 pilot study, experimentally analyzes the response of PVDF sensors to slippage—a critical challenge in robotics and prosthetics for achieving stable grip and dexterous manipulation. By characterizing sensor output under controlled slip conditions, Khalifeh’s research provides foundational data for integrating flexible, piezoelectric sensors into haptic feedback systems. Though early in her career, her work has already garnered attention (3 citations), signaling its relevance to the growing field of soft robotics and human-machine interfaces. Khalifeh’s contributions bridge materials science and engineering, offering practical insights for designing more responsive and adaptive robotic hands. Her pilot study serves as a springboard for future investigations into real-time slip detection, with potential applications in assistive technologies and industrial automation. As she continues to refine sensor calibration and signal processing, Khalifeh is poised to make significant strides in enhancing tactile sensing for next-generation robotic systems.