Fenghe Hu

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Fenghe Hu is at the forefront of integrating extended reality (XR) with next-generation telecommunications, pioneering research that bridges immersive human-machine interaction and ultra-reliable, low-latency communication. His key contributions center on XR-aided teleoperation systems designed for mission-critical and information-rich environments, where he addresses the unique quality-of-service (QoS) challenges posed by multi-sensory traffic over 5G and B5G networks. His seminal 2021 paper, “A Vision of an XR-Aided Teleoperation System toward 5G/B5G,” has garnered 55 citations, establishing a foundational framework for how XR can enhance remote operation efficiency in complex scenarios. Hu’s work is notable for its forward-looking synthesis of human factors and network engineering, tackling the demanding latency, bandwidth, and reliability requirements that arise when haptic, visual, and auditory data streams converge. By envisioning systems where operators can intuitively control remote robots through immersive interfaces, he is shaping the future of telemedicine, industrial automation, and hazardous environment exploration. His research continues to influence both academic discourse and practical system design, making him a key voice in the evolution of tactile internet and human-centric wireless networks.