Tianrui Cui

Tsinghua University, Beijing Microelectronics Technology Institute

Papers

Total Citations

217

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About

Tianrui Cui is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and human–machine interfaces, with a focus on tactile and force sensors, acoustic transducers, and piezoresistive arrays. His work bridges materials science and intelligent systems, enabling seamless interaction between humans and machines. Notably, his 2023 review on tactile and force sensors for human–machine interaction has garnered 79 citations, highlighting its impact on advancing virtual and augmented reality technologies. In 2022, he developed graphene-based dual-function acoustic transducers for machine learning-assisted human–robot interfaces, a breakthrough that integrates artificial ears with robotic intelligence, earning 75 citations. His 2023 review on flexible piezoresistive arrays, with 63 citations, has guided the design of wearable health devices and bionic robots by enabling precise spatial pressure perception. Cui’s contributions are pivotal in the meta-universe and robotics fields, where his sensors enhance immersive experiences and robotic autonomy. His work is widely recognized for its interdisciplinary approach, combining graphene materials, triboelectric effects, and machine learning to create next-generation interactive systems.