17758013020 Chen Chen
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17816169069 Jinglin Jian
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17758013020 Chen Chen
17816169069 Jinglin Jian
Kaichen Xu is a ZJU-100 professor at Zhejiang University. In 2018, he received the PhD degree from the National University of Singapore, and then moved to Osaka Public University for postdoctoral research supported by JSPS program. His research focuses on multifunctional flexible electronics and advanced laser manufacturing. He has published over 40 papers with 25 first/corresponding papers published on Nature Electronics, Advanced Materials, ACS Nano, Nano Letters etc. He was supported by the NSF for excellent young scientists fund program. He is the editorial board member of Opto-Electronic Engineering, the academic editor of Bio-Design Manufacturing and the youth editorial board member of several journals. He has reviewed over 200 manuscripts for over 60 journals.
Hybrid Laser Manufacturing of Flexible Electronics and System Integration
Kaichen Xu*
* State Key Laboratory of Fluid Power and Mechatronic Systems, School of Mechanical Engineering, Zhejiang University (xukc@zju.edu.cn)
Abstract
Flexible sensors, as one of the important categories of flexible electronics, present intrinsic merits than traditional rigid devices. They play a crucial role in the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence etc. Based on the integrated design and manufacturing strategy of "structure-material-function", this work proposes a hybrid manufacturing method based on laser processing for functional array or multi-mode integration of various flexible sensors. Through model building, principle breakthrough and structure innovation, the problems of poor stability and low accuracy of the flexible sensor are resolved. A number of multifunctional sensing systems such as flexible thermal flow sensor array, multi-mode ultra-thin bioelectronics, etc. have been developed. Their applications in human-machine-environment interactions, implantable medical devices, fabric integrated electronics and advanced equipment have been explored.
Figure 1: Advanced laser manufacturing of flexible sensors and system integration