Luying Yi

Abstract Wearable systems that incorporate soft tactile sensors that transmit spatio-temporal touch patterns may be useful in the development of biomedical robotics. Such systems have been employed for tasks such as typing and device operation, but their effectiveness in converting pressure patterns into specific control commands lags behind that of traditional finger-operated electronic devices.

Abstract X-ray detection is critical for applications in medical diagnosis, industrial inspection, security checks, scientific inquiry and space exploration. Recent advances in materials science, electronics, manufacturing and artificial intelligence have greatly propelled the field forward.

Recent advances in materials and semiconductor technologies have led to extensive research on optical integration in wearable, implantable, and swallowable health devices. These optical systems utilize the properties of light─intensity, wavelength, polarization, and phase─to monitor and potentially intervene in various biological events.