Chenhao Xu
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About
Chenhao Xu is a pioneering researcher in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and structured light 3D imaging, whose work bridges the gap between compact hardware design and advanced optical functionality. His key research areas include MEMS laser beam scanning, reconfigurable structured light patterns, and high-precision 3D imaging systems. Xu’s major contribution lies in developing a simple modulation technique for Lissajous MEMS scanning that enables reconfigurable structured light projection—eliminating the need for bulky panel-based projectors or beam expander lenses. This innovation dramatically reduces system volume while maintaining the ability to generate multi-frame barcodes and dot clouds for objects with multi-scale feature sizes. His 2024 paper on this topic has already garnered 7 citations, signaling growing impact in the field. By addressing the critical challenge of miniaturization in 3D imaging, Xu’s work paves the way for compact, high-performance sensing systems suitable for applications ranging from autonomous navigation to biomedical imaging. His achievements demonstrate a rare ability to simplify complex optical architectures without sacrificing functionality, making him a rising figure in MEMS-based imaging technology.
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