Xijin Xu

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Xijin Xu is a leading researcher in intelligent robotics and bio-inspired electronic skin systems, with a focus on developing next-generation tactile sensory technologies. Their most-cited work, "Intelligent Robotic Sensory System with Epidermis‐Dermis Bionic Electronic Skin for Autonomous Hardness/Softness‐Based Material Perception" (2025), has already garnered 35 citations, reflecting its rapid impact in the field. Xu’s major contribution lies in designing a bionic electronic skin that mimics the human epidermis-dermis structure, enabling robots to autonomously perceive and differentiate material properties such as hardness and softness—a critical step toward achieving human-like tactile intelligence. This innovation bridges the gap between mechanical sensing and autonomous decision-making, addressing a longstanding challenge in soft robotics and human-machine interaction. By integrating hierarchical sensing architectures with neural-inspired processing, Xu’s work empowers robotic systems to perform complex tactile tasks without explicit programming. Their research holds transformative potential for prosthetics, industrial automation, and assistive technologies. Xu’s achievements underscore a commitment to advancing deep-level intelligence in robotic perception, positioning them as a rising figure in the intersection of materials science, neuroscience, and robotics engineering.