Wenjing Yue
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7
Total Citations
1,063
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About
Wenjing Yue is a leading researcher in the field of flexible electronics and bionic electronic skin (e-skin), with a focus on integrating artificial intelligence to achieve human-like tactile perception. Her major contributions include the development of a perception-to-cognition tactile sensing system based on full-skin bionic e-skin, which mimics human sensory and cognitive functions, earning over 411 citations. She has also advanced carbon material-based multifunctional sensors for health monitoring and human-machine interfaces, with her 2021 review accumulating 268 citations. Yue’s innovative work on low-cost, high-performance capacitive pressure sensors using anodized aluminum oxide and double-sided nanopillars has been cited 209 times, demonstrating practical impact in wearable technology. Additionally, she has pioneered a human-computer interaction strategy integrating electronic tattoos and memristors on FPGA platforms for perception-memory systems, and developed bio-inspired e-skin with 3D hierarchical structures for intelligent perception. Her research, spanning from flexible pressure-humidity sensors to wireless power transfer for robotics, has garnered over 1,000 total citations, establishing her as a key contributor to next-generation intelligent sensing systems.
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- 7Analysis and Design of Wireless Power Transfer System for Robot Joints4 citations · 2022