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Xinge Yu

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Professor of Biomedical Engineering, City University of Hong Kong @CityUHongKong
Hong Kong yu-electronics.com Joined November 2022
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Xinge Yu @yu_xinge
Happy to share our work in collaboration with Prof. Ya Huang, Prof. Dong Sun, and Prof. Cunjiang Yu, reporting wireless skin-tattoo electrodes enable simultaneous EMG recording and closed-loop electrical stimulation for rehabilitation and VR.

doi.org/10.1126/sciadv…
www.science.org Drawn-on-skin electronic tattoo as a closed-loop sensing-stimulation system for the muscles Electronic tattoos can precisely sense and stimulate target muscles, enabling advanced rehabilitation and motor control.
Xinge Yu @yu_xinge
Happy to share our just published work in @Nature Electronics. We report a three-dimensional stretchable core–shell cable that is patternable, recyclable and noise-resistant, which we believe can support the development of soft connected electronics.
doi.org/10.1038/s41928…
www.nature.com A three-dimensional stretchable core–shell cable for soft and hybrid electronics that is patterna... Nature Electronics - A soft three-dimensional core–shell cable can form reliable free-standing interconnects between soft, rigid and hybrid electronic components, and can be stretched by up...
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Xinge Yu @yu_xinge
Another review work also online today at @Nature Reviews Materials, overviews and highlights progress in deformable materials and structural designs, proposing systematic metrics to guide the development of next-generation wearable haptic interfaces.
doi.org/10.1038/s41578…
www.nature.com Deformable materials and structures in wearable haptic interfaces Nature Reviews Materials - Haptic interfaces are shifting from rigid systems to deformable, skin-conforming formats enabled by advances in materials and structural design. This Review discusses...
Xinge Yu @yu_xinge
Happy to share our just published work at @Nature Sensors, collaborated with Prof. Wenbo Ding, Prof. Changsheng Wu and Prof. Zhaoqian Xie, that reports a biomimetic tactile sensor, integrates multispectral imaging and inertial sensing in a 1-mm skin.
doi.org/10.1038/s44460…
www.nature.com Biomimetic multimodal tactile sensing enables human-like robotic perception Nature Sensors - A pigeon-eye-inspired multimodal high-resolution tactile sensor, combined with a tactile language model, allows robots to achieve human-like tactile perception and understanding of...