Xingkui Guo

National University of Singapore, Harbin Institute of Technology

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Xingkui Guo is a pioneering researcher in the field of bioinspired soft materials, with a primary focus on developing advanced hydrogels for artificial skin and human-machine interfaces. His most significant contribution is the creation of a skin-mimicking multifunctional hydrogel that achieves unprecedented integration of mechanical robustness, self-healing, adhesion, and multimodal sensing through hierarchical, reversible noncovalent interactions—a breakthrough detailed in his 2025 work (57 citations). This material addresses the long-standing challenge of replicating all-in-one artificial skin for bionic robotics. Earlier, Guo developed ultra-stretchable self-healing composite hydrogels for touch panel applications (2021, 23 citations), solving critical issues of discomfort and signal asynchrony in traditional human-computer interfaces. His work sits at the intersection of materials chemistry, soft robotics, and wearable electronics, demonstrating remarkable impact with growing citation counts. Guo’s research holds transformative potential for next-generation prosthetics, intelligent wearable devices, and soft robotics, where materials must simultaneously sense, communicate, and protect—just like natural skin.