Hongxiao Duan

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Hongxiao Duan is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of materials science and embodied artificial intelligence, with a primary focus on developing next-generation retinomorphic vision systems. His most notable contribution is the creation of a perovskite-based retinomorphic image sensor that mimics the human retina’s ability to process visual information with exceptional sensitivity and reconfigurability. This breakthrough, detailed in his highly cited 2025 paper (55 citations), enables exoskeleton robots to see, recognize, and respond to real-time environmental cues—a critical advancement for assisting physically disabled individuals. Duan’s work addresses the longstanding challenge of integrating ultrasensitive, large-scale sensor arrays into robotic systems, pushing the boundaries of what embodied intelligent vision can achieve. By combining perovskite materials’ superior optoelectronic properties with neuromorphic design principles, he has laid the groundwork for more adaptive and responsive assistive technologies. His research not only advances the field of retinomorphic computing but also holds transformative potential for human-robot interaction, making him a rising figure in the rapidly evolving domain of intelligent sensory systems.