Xue Wang

Papers

Total Citations

248

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About

Xue Wang is a leading researcher in the field of triboelectric nanogenerators and self-powered sensing systems, with a particular focus on human-machine interaction and robotic control. Her most cited work, "Rotation sensing and gesture control of a robot joint via triboelectric quantization sensor" (2018, 248 citations), introduced an innovative approach to converting mechanical motion into electrical signals for precise robotic control. This breakthrough demonstrated how triboelectric sensors can achieve high-resolution rotation detection and intuitive gesture-based control, opening new pathways for intuitive human-robot collaboration. Wang's research has significantly advanced the development of self-powered, maintenance-free sensing technologies, reducing reliance on traditional battery-powered sensors. Her work bridges fundamental materials science with practical engineering applications, offering scalable solutions for prosthetics, industrial automation, and wearable devices. With her paper accumulating substantial citations, Wang has established herself as a key contributor to the rapidly evolving field of triboelectric-based sensing, inspiring further research into energy-autonomous systems for next-generation robotics and interactive technologies.