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Zheqi Li is a researcher at the forefront of flexible electronics and indoor positioning technologies. Their work bridges materials science and practical engineering, with a focus on developing next-generation sensing systems. Li’s most cited paper, "Trends on Carbon Nanotube-Based Flexible and Wearable Sensors via Electrochemical and Mechanical Stimuli: A Review" (2022, 41 citations), provides a comprehensive analysis of how carbon nanotubes enable lightweight, portable, and implantable sensors for wearable devices. This review has become a key reference for researchers exploring flexible sensor applications. Additionally, Li’s earlier work, "Study on the use of Q-R codes as landmarks for indoor positioning: Preliminary results" (2018, 29 citations), tackles the challenge of accurate indoor navigation without GPS. By proposing QR codes as low-cost landmarks for mobile robots and indoor localization, Li contributed a practical solution to a persistent engineering problem. With over 70 combined citations, Li’s research demonstrates impact across two distinct fields: advancing flexible sensor technology and improving indoor positioning systems. Their work is particularly valuable for students and engineers developing wearable health monitors or autonomous navigation systems.
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