Zhihao Huo
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205
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About
Zhihao Huo is pioneering the future of wearable electronics and electronic skin (e-skin) through biologically inspired, stretchable, and multifunctional systems. His research focuses on developing high-performance, wireless, and transparent devices for human-machine interaction and health monitoring. A key contribution is the creation of a highly stretchable epidermal radio frequency antenna using silver nanofiber networks, enabling wireless power transfer and multifunctional sensing in a single, transparent platform (89 citations). Huo also introduced a groundbreaking 3D electronic skin that mimics a squid’s natural structure, achieving simultaneous strain visualization and triboelectric pressure sensing (58 citations). His work addresses a critical challenge in the field by integrating multiple sensing modalities—pressure and strain—into a single, stretchable device. Additionally, his comprehensive review on large-scale tactile sensor arrays based on transistor matrices (58 citations) has guided the development of next-generation artificial skins. With over 200 total citations, Huo’s innovations are laying the groundwork for truly wearable, intelligent electronics that can seamlessly interface with the human body, promising transformative applications in healthcare, robotics, and beyond.
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