Chuanfei Guo

Southern University of Science and Technology

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Chuanfei Guo is a leading innovator in the field of bio-inspired electronic skins and neuromorphic tactile systems, with a focus on endowing robots with human-like sensory and perceptual capabilities. His most-cited work, “A neuromorphic robotic electronic skin with active pain and injury perception” (2025, 7 citations), represents a breakthrough in advanced robotics by integrating pain and damage detection directly into artificial skin—enabling robots to react protectively and empathetically during close-contact interactions. This research addresses a critical gap in current E-skins, which typically only sense basic touch, by introducing active pain perception and self-diagnosis of injury. Guo’s contributions push the boundaries of human-robot interaction, making robots safer and more intuitive for healthcare, service, and collaborative environments. Though early in citation accumulation, his work is already recognized for its novelty and potential to reshape tactile sensing in humanoid robotics. By merging materials science, neuromorphic engineering, and robotics, Guo is pioneering a new generation of intelligent, perceptive machines that can feel and respond to physical harm, marking a significant step toward truly empathetic artificial systems.