Tao Yue
Papers
6
Total Citations
134
H-Index
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About
Tao Yue is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of soft robotics, tactile sensing, and micro-assembly, whose work is transforming how intelligent robotic systems perceive and interact with the physical world. His most celebrated contribution, "Multimodal Sensors Enabled Autonomous Soft Robotic System with Self-Adaptive Manipulation" (2024), has already garnered 97 citations, demonstrating the field's enthusiasm for his vision of robots capable of human-like dexterity and fine perception. By integrating multimodal sensing with autonomous control, Yue has pushed soft robotics closer to practical, real-world deployment. His earlier work on micro-assembly of vascular-like micro-channels using coordinated micro-robot teams (2014) reveals a longstanding commitment to precision engineering with profound biomedical implications, particularly for tissue engineering scaffolds. More recently, Yue has expanded his focus to encompass electrostatic soft pumps, liquid metal-based hardness sensors for surgical robotics, and self-powered triboelectric-magnetoelastic tactile systems — collectively advancing both wearable healthcare technology and robotic sensory intelligence. His research consistently bridges materials innovation with robotic functionality, making him an increasingly influential voice in next-generation human-robot interaction and biomedical robotics.
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