Wei (Dawid) Wang

Assistant Professor

Hanyang University

South Korea

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Wei (Dawid) Wang is an Assistant Professor at Hanyang University in South Korea. His research interests encompass advanced topics such as multimodal transfer learning, haptic interfaces, and soft robotics. Recent publications include innovations in human-machine interaction, soft actuators, and robotic manipulators designed for flexible application in various environments.

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EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

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A modality-wise multi-modal transfer learning and dual stream CNN-Transformer hybrid network for ACC-sEMG-based continuous estimation of finger joint angles

A flexible skin-mounted haptic interface for multimodal cutaneous feedback

A Physically Intelligent, Multimodal Universal Soft Gripper Using Granular Materials

Self‐Powered, Raw Material‐Based Sensor Arrays with Minimized Signal Channels for Human‐Machine Interaction

SORI: A softness-rendering interface to unravel the nature of softness perception

Constrained Origami Artificial Muscle-Driven Robotic Manipulator Capable of Coordinating Twisting and Grasping Motions for Object Manipulation

Crawling Soft Robot Exploiting Wheel-Legs and Multimodal Locomotion for High Terrestrial Maneuverability

Electrically Driven Robotic Pistons Exploiting Liquid-Vapor Phase Transition for Underwater Applications

Self-adaptive detachable pneumatic soft actuators using uniformly distributed temporary-bonding-fasteners for wearable applications

Modular Assembly of Soft Machines via Multidirectional Reclosable Fasteners

Shape Memory Alloy‐Based Soft Amphibious Robot Capable of Seal‐Inspired Locomotion

Engineering Liquid-Vapor Phase Transition for Refreshable Haptic Interfaces

Robotic soft swim bladder using liquid–vapor phase transition

Mechanical Assembly of Thermo‐Responsive Polymer‐Based Untethered Shape‐Morphing Structures

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Nathan Zavanelli

Jamie Paik

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