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About
Taisong Pan is a leading researcher in stretchable electronics and bionic skin systems, with a focus on developing advanced sensor arrays for robotic and biomedical applications. His work centers on overcoming critical challenges in flexible electronics, particularly the strain interference that plagues conventional pressure sensors when stretched. Pan’s major contribution is the invention of dual-band laser selective etching, a novel fabrication method that enables the creation of stretchable pressure sensor arrays with unprecedented strain interference-free performance, as detailed in his 2024 highly cited paper (25 citations). He has also pioneered reconfigurable frequency selective surfaces using mechanical stretching (2021, 14 citations) and advanced multimodal sensor arrays for hardness perception in bionic skin (2025, 5 citations). His research directly addresses the low integration density and spatial resolution limitations of current tactile sensors, pushing the boundaries of soft robotics and electronic skin. With a growing citation impact and a trajectory of innovative, application-driven work, Pan is establishing himself as a key figure in the next generation of soft functional systems and human-machine interfaces.
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