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Tianjun Ma is a leading researcher in flexible tactile sensing technology, with a primary focus on developing advanced electronic skin sensors for robotics and human–machine interaction. Their most impactful work includes the design of a flexible tactile electronic skin sensor based on porous CNTs/PDMS nanocomposites, which enables three-dimensional force detection with high sensitivity and a wide sensing range—a paper that has garnered 223 citations since 2019. This contribution has significantly advanced the field of wearable sensors for physiological monitoring and robotic operation. More recently, Ma has extended this work to create a flexible, wide-range, three-axis pressure sensor array specifically engineered for robotic grasping feedback, demonstrating a practical application in real-time tactile sensing. The 2024 study introduces a 4 × 2 three-dimensional sensing unit with a sandwich structure and a 240-channel acquisition circuit, marking a notable achievement in scalable sensor arrays. With a growing citation impact and a clear trajectory from fundamental materials innovation to applied robotic systems, Tianjun Ma’s research is shaping the future of intelligent tactile interfaces.
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