Pek Jun Tiw
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Pek Jun Tiw is a rising researcher at the forefront of neuromorphic engineering and bio-inspired sensory systems. His work centers on developing artificial sensory neurons that mimic the human body’s ability to process multiple physical stimuli simultaneously. In his most cited paper, "Artificial Multisensory Neurons with Fused Haptic and Temperature Perception for Multimodal In‐Sensor Computing" (2022, 17 citations), Tiw introduced a groundbreaking VO₂ memristor-based neuron that can sense and integrate both mechanical pressure and temperature—much like human skin. This innovation enables multimodal in-sensor computing, where data processing occurs directly at the sensor, reducing latency and energy consumption. His contributions are pivotal for advancing electronic skin (e-skin), neurorobotics, and next-generation prosthetics that require seamless, real-time interaction with the environment. Though early in his career, Tiw’s work has already attracted attention for its elegant fusion of materials science and neural computation, positioning him as a promising voice in the quest for truly intelligent, perceptive machines.
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