Yuanhang Xu
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Yuanhang Xu is a leading researcher in bio-inspired sensing and flexible electronics, with a primary focus on developing artificial lateral line systems for hydrodynamic perception. His work draws inspiration from the mechanosensory organs of fish and amphibians, translating biological principles into engineered sensors capable of detecting subtle water movements. In his 2019 study, Xu introduced a hydrodynamic artificial velocity sensor (HAVS) based on a P(VDF-TrFE)/BTO nanofiber mat, achieving 29 citations for its innovative approach to mimicking natural lateral line functionality. Building on this, his 2020 paper advanced the field by incorporating drag enhancement structures into BTO/P(VDF-TrFE) nanofiber-based sensors, garnering 22 citations and demonstrating improved sensitivity and robustness. These contributions have positioned Xu as a key figure in the development of flexible, high-performance sensors for underwater robotics and environmental monitoring. His work not only bridges biology and engineering but also offers practical solutions for navigation and object detection in confined aquatic environments, earning recognition for its potential to revolutionize autonomous underwater systems.
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