Papers
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Total Citations
1,105
H-Index
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About
Yunong Zhao is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and bionic tactile sensing, with a focus on developing high-performance sensors for wearable electronic skin, human-machine interfaces, and smart robotics. His major contributions include pioneering the use of three-dimensional porous dielectric layers and bioinspired structures—such as frog leg and octopus sucker designs—to achieve capacitive and strain sensors with ultrahigh sensitivity, wide linear range, and ultralow detection limits. Notably, his 2019 work on a 3D porous capacitive tactile sensor has garnered 252 citations, highlighting its impact on the field. Zhao’s research also extends to multi-information fusion for gesture recognition and dual-mode sensors that decouple temperature and pressure, enabling more realistic artificial skins. With over 800 total citations across his top ten papers, his work has advanced the practical application of flexible sensors in healthcare monitoring, soft robotics, and wearable textiles. His innovative use of 3D printing and biomimetic design continues to inspire next-generation smart materials and devices.
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- 9Highly Stretchable, Responsive Flexible Dual‐Mode Magnetic Strain Sensor50 citations · 2022
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