Shuhan Guo

State Key Laboratory of Modern Optical Instruments

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Shuhan Guo is a rising researcher in nanophotonics, specializing in multifunctional metasurfaces that merge optical display and depth perception into compact, integrated platforms. Their most-cited work, "Multifunctional Metasurface: Holography and Spot Cloud Projection" (2024), demonstrates a groundbreaking approach to combining holographic imaging with structured light projection—two functions traditionally requiring separate, bulky optical systems. By engineering a single metasurface to simultaneously project high-fidelity holograms and dense spot clouds for depth mapping, Guo addresses critical challenges in intelligent driving and mixed reality, where miniaturization and real-time 3D sensing are paramount. This innovation has already garnered 5 citations, signaling strong early impact in the field. Guo’s research directly tackles the industry’s push toward device integration and miniaturization, offering a path to replace complex multi-component setups with a thin, planar surface. Their work stands out for its practical relevance to next-generation AR/VR headsets and autonomous vehicle sensors, positioning Guo as a key contributor to the future of compact, multifunctional optical systems.