Yu‐Zhong Zhang
Tsinghua University, Northeastern University, Xi'an Jiaotong University
Papers
8
Total Citations
111
H-Index
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About
Yu-Zhong Zhang is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans wearable electronics, biomechanics, underwater communication, and bipedal robotics. His most impactful contribution is the development of printable and stretchable conductive elastomers for high-fidelity dynamic strain monitoring—a breakthrough with 79 citations that addresses a critical bottleneck in epidermal electronics and soft robotics by eliminating signal distortion during real-time motion tracking. In biomechanics, Zhang pioneered a wearable velocity-tracking method to extract limb and trunk motion, advancing applications in rehabilitation, animation, and human-robot interaction. He has also made notable strides in underwater electric field communication, implementing spread-spectrum and OFDM-based systems for reliable data transmission in complex aquatic environments. Earlier work includes gait recognition using Fast Fourier Transform and SVM, and coordinated control strategies for amputee-prosthesis interaction via reconfigurable biped robots. With over 110 cumulative citations across these diverse fields, Zhang’s research demonstrates a consistent focus on bridging materials science, signal processing, and robotics to solve real-world sensing and communication challenges.
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