Yuan Hsing Fu

Agency for Science, Technology and Research

Papers

Total Citations

320

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About

Yuan Hsing Fu is a leading researcher at the intersection of nanophotonics and advanced imaging systems, with a primary focus on solid-state LiDAR sensors and metalens technology. His most impactful work, "A Progress Review on Solid‐State LiDAR and Nanophotonics‐Based LiDAR Sensors" (2022), has garnered over 300 citations, establishing itself as a seminal reference in the field. This comprehensive review systematically examines the evolution of LiDAR from traditional mechanical systems to cutting-edge solid-state and nanophotonic architectures, addressing critical challenges in autonomous driving, robotics, and environmental monitoring. More recently, Fu has pioneered wide-angle imaging through his work on "Stereo Imaging with a Hemispherical Field-of-View Metalens Camera" (2024), demonstrating how flat optics can achieve unprecedented 180-degree 3D depth perception. This breakthrough holds transformative potential for applications in artificial intelligence, medical imaging, and autonomous navigation. Fu’s contributions bridge fundamental nanophotonics research with practical engineering solutions, making him a key figure in the development of next-generation sensing technologies that promise to reshape how machines perceive and interact with the three-dimensional world.