Yaoguang Shi
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85
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About
Yaoguang Shi is a pioneering researcher in flexible electronics and soft robotics, with a focus on developing advanced tactile sensing systems and smart actuators. Their major contributions include the design of a flexible capacitive pressure sensor featuring a microstructured composite dielectric layer, which achieves a remarkably broad linear range for pressure sensing—a critical breakthrough for applications in robotics and healthcare. This work, published in 2022, has already garnered 63 citations, underscoring its impact on the field. Shi has also advanced electronic skin technology by integrating shape sensing and bending-insensitive pressure sensing, enabling soft robotic grippers to recognize objects with enhanced precision. Their development of a high-repeatability three-dimensional force tactile sensing system further demonstrates their expertise in robotic dexterous grasping and object recognition, while their work on ultralight thin-film shape memory alloy actuators pushes the boundaries of flexible actuation. With a portfolio of highly cited papers and a clear trajectory toward practical applications in human-robot interaction and dexterous manipulation, Shi is a rising leader in the intersection of materials science, sensing technology, and robotics.
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- 3Ultralight thin-film flexible actuators based on shape memory alloy6 citations · 2025
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