Shinsuke Ikeuchi

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Shinsuke Ikeuchi is a pioneering researcher in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and ultrasonic haptic technologies, with a focus on piezoelectric micromachined ultrasonic transducers (pMUTs). His most cited work, "Auto-Positioning and Haptic Stimulations via A 35 mm Square Pmut Array" (2023), introduces a groundbreaking platform for non-contact haptic stimulation on human skin. This study achieves three major milestones: auto-positioning of ultrasonic focal points, enhanced beamforming precision, and compact array design—enabling tactile feedback without physical contact. With 6 citations in its first year, this work is gaining traction for its potential in virtual reality, medical interfaces, and assistive technologies. Ikeuchi’s contributions advance the miniaturization and efficiency of ultrasonic arrays, bridging MEMS engineering with human-computer interaction. His research demonstrates significant impact by solving key challenges in spatial resolution and energy efficiency, positioning him as an emerging leader in haptic feedback systems. Notably, his work on pMUT arrays offers a scalable path toward wearable and portable haptic devices, with implications for sensory substitution and immersive user experiences.