Shoushun Chen
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Shoushun Chen is a leading researcher in CMOS image sensor design and machine vision, with a focus on overcoming fundamental challenges in visual perception. His work bridges advanced sensor architecture and practical robotics applications, particularly addressing the problem of specular reflections from transparent surfaces like glass that can blind conventional imagers. In his highly cited 2015 paper, Chen introduced an innovative 8-stage time delay integration CMOS image sensor integrated with on-chip polarization pixels—a design that enables robots to see through glare and map scenes more reliably. This contribution has accumulated over 500 citations, reflecting its impact on autonomous navigation and object classification. Chen’s sensor-level approach to polarization imaging represents a notable achievement, offering a hardware solution that reduces computational load while enhancing robustness in real-world environments. His research continues to influence the development of intelligent vision systems for robotics and industrial automation, making him a key figure in advancing sensor technology for machine perception.
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