Shao‐Yun Fu
Papers
19
Total Citations
879
H-Index
13
About
Shao‐Yun Fu is a leading innovator in flexible and wearable electronics, with a research focus on developing advanced sensors and actuators that mimic human skin. His major contributions lie in creating highly sensitive, durable, and linear-response pressure and strain sensors using novel materials like carbon paper, MXene, and carbon nanotube composites. Notably, his 2016 work on a tissue paper-based strain sensor (239 citations) pioneered a simple, scalable method for wearable electronics, while his 2023 pressure sensor (101 citations) achieved an exceptional linear response over a broad detection range, a critical challenge in the field. Fu’s bio-inspired designs, such as spider-inspired vibration sensors and dual-mode electronic cilia, demonstrate remarkable versatility, enabling applications from human motion monitoring to soft robotics. His MXene-based actuators (58 citations) further showcase his ability to create multifunctional, environmentally stable devices. With over 800 total citations across his top papers, Fu’s work has significantly advanced the practicality of e-skin and flexible sensing technologies, making him a key figure in next-generation wearable systems.
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Top Papers
- 1Highly Flexible Strain Sensor from Tissue Paper for Wearable Electronics239 citations · 2016
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- 7Bio-inspired highly flexible dual-mode electronic cilia53 citations · 2018
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