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Jerry Ying Hsi Fuh is a prolific researcher whose work spans advanced manufacturing, biomedical engineering, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Best known for his pioneering contributions to 3D food printing, Fuh has fundamentally shaped how the field understands customized food fabrication. His landmark 2015 publications — including an overview of 3D printing technologies for food fabrication (530 citations) and a review introducing first-generation food printer prototypes (395 citations) — established foundational frameworks for addressing critical challenges such as dysphagia in aging populations, with approximately 15–25% of elderly individuals suffering from swallowing difficulties requiring tailored nutritional solutions. Beyond food technology, Fuh made early and influential contributions to tissue engineering, developing robotic dispensing systems for fabricating chitosan–hydroxyapatite scaffolds (273 citations), work that remains highly referenced in biomaterials research. His more recent investigations into soft robotics and topology-optimized grippers demonstrate his versatility, advancing multimaterial soft robots for rehabilitation and prosthetics applications. A 2024 paper on large language models in autonomous industrial robotics (135 citations) highlights his engagement with cutting-edge AI-driven manufacturing. Collectively, Fuh's research portfolio reflects a distinguished career bridging digital fabrication, smart manufacturing, and human-centered engineering solutions.