S. M. Rezaul Hasan

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S. M. Rezaul Hasan is a pioneering researcher in low-voltage analog integrated circuit design, with a particular focus on neuromorphic engineering and biomedical applications. His work bridges the gap between biological neural systems and electronic implementations, most notably through his development of a low-voltage analog current-mode Central Pattern Generator (CPG) circuit for robotic chewing locomotion, realized in 130nm CMOS technology. This landmark 2007 paper, which has garnered 5 citations, demonstrates how rhythmic animal locomotive behaviors—such as walking, running, and swimming—can be replicated using phase-locked oscillatory neural networks on silicon. Hasan's contributions are significant for advancing bio-inspired robotics and neural prosthetics, offering energy-efficient solutions for autonomous locomotion control. His research integrates analog circuit design with computational neuroscience, enabling compact, low-power systems that mimic biological pattern generation. Through this work, Hasan has established himself as a key figure in neuromorphic engineering, providing foundational insights for future developments in robotic locomotion and neural interfacing technologies.

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   Low-voltage analog current-mode Central Pattern Generator circuit for robotic chewing locomotion using 130nanometer CMOS technology

   5 citations · 2007

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