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Yinhui Li is a leading researcher in advanced flexible electronics and wearable sensor technologies, with a primary focus on developing high-performance materials for human motion monitoring and human-machine interfaces. Li’s major contributions include pioneering the use of conductive porous MXene for bionic gesture motion sensors, achieving exceptional sensitivity and a wide detection range for joint movement monitoring—a critical advancement for training analysis and rehabilitation. This work, cited 39 times, demonstrates reliable performance in capturing subtle and large-scale gestures. Additionally, Li significantly advanced piezoelectric energy harvesting and sensing by engineering multi-layered polyvinylidene fluoride–BaTiO₃–rGO films, which enhanced piezoelectric output for monitoring complex body motions, earning 36 citations. These innovations address key challenges in wearable electronics, such as flexibility, durability, and signal fidelity. Li’s research has profound implications for healthcare, sports science, and interactive robotics, positioning them as a rising authority in smart materials and bionic sensing. Their work continues to inspire next-generation wearable systems that seamlessly integrate with the human body.
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