Hui Zuo

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Dr. Hui Zuo is a leading innovator in optical microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and LiDAR technology, with a focused expertise in advancing scanning mirrors for autonomous sensing. Their most-cited work introduces a groundbreaking extra-large aperture (25 × 50 mm²) flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) mirror, a pivotal contribution that enables biaxial scanning for single-point LiDAR systems. This design elegantly covers both emitting and receiving lenses, solving a critical challenge in achieving wide-field, high-resolution 3D imaging without bulky, multi-component assemblies. Garnering 14 citations since 2021, this paper has quickly become a reference point for researchers seeking cost-effective, scalable solutions in solid-state LiDAR. Dr. Zuo’s work bridges the gap between traditional MEMS mirrors and the demanding aperture requirements of autonomous vehicle sensors, offering a robust alternative to fragile silicon-based designs. By integrating FPCB technology, they have not only enhanced mirror durability and size but also reduced manufacturing complexity. Their research continues to shape the future of compact, high-performance LiDAR systems, making them a key figure in the evolution of perception technology for robotics and autonomous driving.