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Total Citations
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About
Weili Deng is a pioneering researcher in flexible electronics, wearable sensing technologies, and human-machine interaction systems. His work sits at the intersection of materials science, piezoelectric engineering, and biomimetic design, with a particular focus on developing next-generation sensors that bridge biological systems and intelligent machines. Deng's most celebrated contributions include the development of cowpea-structured PVDF/ZnO nanofiber-based self-powered piezoelectric sensors for gesture recognition (479 citations) and MXene-based flexible piezoresistive micro-force sensors confined within microchannels (387 citations), both of which have significantly advanced the field of self-powered and multifunctional sensing. His epidermis-inspired 3D cellular sensor arrays (153 citations) demonstrate a remarkable ability to translate biological architecture into functional electronic devices for biomedical monitoring. Across his portfolio, Deng has consistently pushed toward skin-like, ultra-conformable sensors capable of real-time health monitoring, robotic haptics, and electronic skin applications. His more recent work explores relaxor ferroelectric soft robots and bimodal piezotronic sensors for tendon monitoring, reflecting a natural evolution toward active, responsive systems. With hundreds of citations accumulated across his career, Deng's research continues to shape the landscape of intelligent wearable and bioelectronic technologies.
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- 7Ultrathin Epidermal P(VDF-TrFE) Piezoelectric Film for Wearable Electronics30 citations · 2023
- 8Piezotronic Sensor for Bimodal Monitoring of Achilles Tendon Behavior22 citations · 2025
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