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Xuhui Xu is a leading researcher in advanced luminescent materials, with a focus on mechanoluminescence and thermally stimulated luminescence for next-generation sensing technologies. Their work centers on developing environmentally stable, self-recovery composite mechanical sensors that convert mechanical stress into optical signals, enabling non-contact, visualizable tactile sensing. Xu’s major contributions include the creation of dual-modal responsive materials that simultaneously sense stress and temperature, addressing key challenges in intelligent robotics and human-machine interfaces. Their highly cited 2023 paper on “Environmentally Stable and Self-Recovery Flexible Composite Mechanical Sensor Based on Mechanoluminescence” has garnered 51 citations, while their work on “Recoverable Dual-Modal Responsive Sensing Materials” has achieved 41 citations, reflecting significant impact in the field. By pioneering materials that combine self-recovery, visualization, and non-contact sensing, Xu has advanced the practical application of mechanoluminescence in wearable electronics and smart systems. Their research bridges fundamental materials science with real-world sensing needs, offering innovative solutions for durable, responsive tactile sensors that operate reliably in human environments.
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