Papers
15
Total Citations
476
H-Index
11
About
Wentao Dong is a pioneering researcher in flexible and stretchable electronics, with a career centered on advancing human-machine interfaces (HMI), wearable sensing technologies, and human-robot interaction. His work has consistently pushed the boundaries of how humans communicate with machines, leveraging innovative materials — including PVDF piezoelectric sensors, PDMS-CB composites, and conductive hydrogels — to create soft, skin-conformal devices capable of capturing motion, pressure, and electromyographic signals in real time. Among his most influential contributions is his early work on PVDF-based wearable HMIs (2016, 82 citations) and soft interface design frameworks (2018, 79 citations), which helped establish foundational principles for the field. His smart glove and wrist-worn sensor systems further demonstrated practical gesture recognition applications, while more recent research integrates triboelectric nanogenerators and LSTM neural networks to enable self-powered, AI-enhanced human-robot interaction (2024, 60 citations). Dong has also extended his expertise into robotic electronic skin and mobile robot path planning, reflecting a broadening vision for intelligent, embodied systems. With over 400 cumulative citations across his top publications, Wentao Dong's research offers invaluable insights for students and engineers working at the intersection of wearable electronics, soft robotics, and artificial intelligence.
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Top Papers
- 1Wearable human–machine interface based on PVDF piezoelectric sensor82 citations · 2016
- 2Soft human–machine interfaces: design, sensing and stimulation79 citations · 2018
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- 6Route planning of mobile robot based on improved RRT star and TEB algorithm29 citations · 2024
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