Shahriar Mirabbasi

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Shahriar Mirabbasi is a leading researcher in the field of microelectronics and sensor systems, with a particular focus on capacitive sensing technologies and soft robotics interfaces. His most-cited work, "Touch, press and stroke: a soft capacitive sensor skin" (2023, 28 citations), introduces a novel capacitive sensor skin capable of discriminating between shear and normal forces—a critical capability for enabling machines to interact safely and effectively with humans. This sensor, constructed from patterned elastomers with fixed and sliding pillars, represents a significant advancement in tactile sensing for human-robot interaction. Mirabbasi’s contributions extend to the design of low-power integrated circuits and systems for biomedical applications, where his work has been instrumental in developing energy-efficient wireless interfaces. His research has garnered widespread attention for bridging the gap between soft materials and robust electronic sensing, with cumulative citations reflecting its impact on both the sensor and robotics communities. Through his innovative sensor designs, Mirabbasi continues to push the boundaries of how machines perceive and respond to physical touch, paving the way for safer, more intuitive human-machine collaboration.