Papers
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About
Xingyi Dai is pioneering the intersection of soft robotics, self-healing materials, and sustainable electronics. Their research focuses on developing intelligent, multifunctional systems that can sense, harvest energy, and adapt—all while being environmentally conscious. Dai’s major contributions include creating entirely intrinsic self-healing and stretchable cross-linked networks for soft robotic sensors, a work that has garnered 83 citations for its breakthrough in reliable, sustainable flexible sensing. They also advanced 4D-printed triboelectric nanogenerators (77 citations) for energy harvesting and self-powered sensing, and developed 3D-printable, biomimetic adhesive acrylic elastomers (49 citations) for customizable strain sensors. Notably, Dai’s 2025 review on biodegradable materials for sustainable soft robotics and electronics underscores their commitment to addressing environmental pollution and healthcare demands. Their recent work includes an intelligent glove system for real-time multimodal tactile sensing and ultrathin, highly conformal self-powered sensors, pushing wearable technology toward greater comfort and functionality. With a growing portfolio of highly cited papers, Xingyi Dai is shaping the future of soft robotics and smart materials, making significant strides in creating more adaptive, durable, and eco-friendly technologies for human-machine interaction.
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