Hao Kan
Papers
5
Total Citations
266
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About
Hao Kan is an emerging force in the fields of neuromorphic electronics, flexible sensing, and human-machine interaction, whose research bridges cutting-edge materials science with intelligent systems engineering. His work centers on developing biologically inspired electronic devices that mimic the complexity of human sensory and cognitive systems. Kan's most celebrated contribution is his development of a multifunctional optoelectronic memristor based on CeO₂/MoS₂ heterojunctions, which replicates artificial synaptic behavior and nociceptive visual sensing — a breakthrough that has already garnered over 100 citations since its 2024 publication. Equally impactful is his FPGA-integrated "perception-memory" system utilizing electronic tattoos and memristors, enabling seamless human-computer interaction with 93 citations in its first year. Kan has further advanced electronic skin technology through epidermis-dermis bionic architectures capable of autonomous hardness and softness material recognition, and dual-receptor e-skins that intelligently distinguish static and dynamic tactile stimuli. His multilayer flexible pressure-humidity sensor demonstrates additional versatility in wearable sensing platforms. Collectively, Kan's portfolio reflects a sophisticated vision for next-generation robotics and neuromorphic computing, positioning him as a compelling figure to watch in intelligent sensing research.
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