Papers
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Total Citations
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About
Xingxing Ke is an emerging researcher at the forefront of soft robotics, with expertise spanning small-scale robot fabrication, multifunctional elastomeric systems, and bioinspired design. His work addresses fundamental challenges in creating soft robots that are simultaneously agile, controllable, and capable of seamless functionality integration across medical, rehabilitative, and human-machine interaction domains. Ke's most influential contributions include pioneering programmable and reprocessable elastomeric sheets for origami-inspired soft robots (86 citations) and a widely recognized review on fabrication and functionality integration technologies for small-scale soft robots (70 citations). His research on stiffness-preprogrammable pneumatic actuators (43 citations) has advanced conformal operation in complex interaction scenarios, while his work on discretely magnetized configurable robots (34 citations) demonstrated innovative laser-tuned transfer printing techniques. More recently, his Stenus-inspired untethered insect-scale propulsors (32 citations) showcase his talent for translating biological mechanisms into high-performance robotic systems. Across his portfolio, Ke consistently bridges advanced functional materials, compliant mechanisms, and flexible fabrication to push the boundaries of miniaturized soft robotics — establishing himself as a creative and technically rigorous voice in this rapidly evolving field.
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- 5Stenus-inspired, swift, and agile untethered insect-scale soft propulsors32 citations · 2024
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