Xiangguang Han
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3
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62
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About
Xiangguang Han is a rising leader in flexible electronics and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), whose work bridges tactile sensing, energy storage, and precision force measurement. His most impactful research includes the development of an all-electrospun fabric-based piezoelectric tactile sensor (28 citations), which prioritizes breathability and comfort for wearable health monitoring and human-machine interfaces. Han also engineered a high-resolution MEMS capacitive force sensor featuring bionic swallow comb arrays (17 citations), enabling ultralow multiphysics measurements critical for robotic micromanipulation and biological characterization. Expanding into energy solutions, he recently demonstrated flexible, stretchable, and attachable symmetric microsupercapacitors (17 citations) with wide voltage windows and excellent durability, addressing the power needs of intelligent robots and wearable electronics. By integrating bio-inspired design with scalable fabrication, Han’s work advances the performance and practicality of next-generation flexible devices. His research has garnered over 60 citations, reflecting its growing influence in soft robotics, healthcare, and sustainable energy.
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- 1All electrospun fabrics based piezoelectric tactile sensor28 citations · 2022
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