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Zheyi Hang is a rising researcher at the forefront of bio-inspired sensing and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), with a primary focus on developing next-generation flow sensors. Their most-cited work, a comprehensive 2025 review on bio-inspired artificial hair flow sensors, has already garnered 11 citations, reflecting the timely importance of this field. Hang’s major contribution lies in systematically analyzing the design, fabrication, and enhancement of sensors that mimic biological hair structures, addressing critical needs for compact, sensitive, and energy-efficient flow measurement across industries—from unmanned aerial and underwater vehicles to medical and environmental monitoring. By synthesizing advances in biomimicry and MEMS technology, Hang has provided a foundational roadmap for researchers aiming to overcome limitations in traditional flow sensors. This work not only highlights their expertise in interdisciplinary engineering but also positions them as a key voice in translating nature’s solutions into practical, scalable technologies. For students and researchers exploring bio-inspired engineering, Hang’s review serves as an essential starting point for understanding how artificial hair sensors can revolutionize flow measurement in autonomous systems and beyond.
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