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Total Citations
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About
Shurong Dong is a leading researcher in flexible and stretchable tactile sensors, with a focus on capacitive, iontronic, and triboelectric sensing technologies for wearable electronics, robotics, and healthcare. Her major contributions include pioneering the development of a flexible capacitive 3D tactile sensor with a cross-shaped capacitor plate pair and composite structure dielectric, achieving high sensitivity and multi-directional force detection. She also advanced high-performance interfacial iontronic pressure sensors through morphological and material engineering, enabling superior sensitivity for wearable applications. Notably, her work on a high-resolution skin-like sensor capable of sensing and visualizing various stimuli and three-dimensional shapes has garnered significant attention, with 43 citations, highlighting its impact on artificial skin development. Additionally, she contributed to soft robotics with the design of a soft artificial bladder detrusor using responsive hydrogels, demonstrating the potential for invasive medical devices. Her research, cited over 200 times collectively, has been published in top journals like *Advanced Functional Materials* and *Sensors and Actuators A: Physical*, and her innovations in self-powered triboelectric sensors and smart gloves for gesture recognition underscore her role in advancing human-machine interaction and personalized healthcare.
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- 4Soft Artificial Bladder Detrusor43 citations · 2018
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- 8Stretchable tiny stress tactile sensor based on capacitor array3 citations · 2016
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