Shihao Qin
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About
Shihao Qin is a leading researcher in soft wearable sensing technologies, with a primary focus on human motion capture for applications in exoskeleton robotics, human-computer interaction, sports analysis, and rehabilitation training. His most influential work, "Wearable Stretch Sensors for Motion Measurement of the Wrist Joint Based on Dielectric Elastomers" (2017), has garnered 101 citations and pioneered the use of dielectric elastomer sensors (DESs) for precise, non-intrusive motion tracking of the wrist joint. This breakthrough demonstrated that soft, stretchable sensors could replace rigid, conventional systems, enabling more natural and comfortable wearable devices. Building on this foundation, Qin advanced the field with "Dynamic Measurement of Legs Motion in Sagittal Plane Based on Soft Wearable Sensors" (2020), which tackled the challenge of achieving accurate dynamic measurements during leg movement—a critical step for real-time applications in rehabilitation and exoskeleton control. Though newer, this work has already earned 14 citations, reflecting its growing impact. Qin’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between soft sensor theory and practical, dynamic motion capture, positioning him as a key innovator in wearable technology and biomechanics.
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