Peihua Su
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Peihua Su’s research lies at the intersection of bio-robotics and optogenetics, focusing on the development of light-based control systems for animal-machine interfaces. Their most-cited work, a 2018 study on a light stimulation device for carp robots, demonstrates a pioneering approach to non-invasive behavioral control. By designing an apparatus that delivers red and blue light stimuli, Su achieved remarkable success rates of 53–87% and 50–80%, respectively, in guiding carp under dark conditions. This work not only validated the feasibility of optical control in aquatic robots but also opened new pathways for studying neural responses and environmental adaptation in live animals. With 5 citations, this foundational paper has influenced subsequent research in biohybrid robotics and sensory manipulation. Su’s contributions are notable for bridging engineering precision with biological complexity, offering a scalable method for real-time behavioral modulation. Their achievements highlight a commitment to advancing experimental tools that merge technology with living systems, making them a key figure in the emerging field of light-controlled bio-robotics.
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