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About
Ziqi Wang is a prolific researcher whose work spans wearable sensing technologies, soft robotics, haptic interfaces, and human-robot interaction. Best known for pioneering advances in flexible and fibrous strain sensors, Wang's 2023 paper on high-performance fibrous strain sensors for human motion recognition and robot control has already garnered 91 citations, underscoring its immediate influence on the field. His landmark 2019 contribution introducing a three-fingered force feedback glove using fiber-reinforced soft pneumatic actuators—cited 70 times—demonstrated a compelling pathway toward immersive haptic experiences in virtual reality and dexterous teleoperation. Earlier work on soft robotic gloves for hand rehabilitation highlighted his commitment to accessible, patient-centered engineering solutions. More recently, Wang has expanded into intelligent wearable systems, integrating machine learning with structurally optimized yarn-based sensors and dual-mode capacitive sensing for simultaneous tactile and proximity detection. His 2024 work on ambient haptics further broadens his vision toward seamless bilateral interaction between humans, machines, and virtual environments. Collectively, Wang's research bridges materials science, robotics, and human-centered computing, making him a significant voice in next-generation wearable and robotic technologies.
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