Zhaocong Chen
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About
Dr. Zhaocong Chen is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence of things (AIoT), soft robotics, and advanced human-machine interfaces. Their work focuses on creating intelligent, self-powered systems that bridge the physical and digital worlds, particularly for immersive virtual experiences and automated industrial applications. Dr. Chen’s most impactful contribution is the development of a self-powered sensor-enhanced soft robotic manipulator for AIoT-enabled virtual shop applications, which has garnered 269 citations. This work integrates triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and machine learning to enable remote, interactive digital-twin systems. Further advancing the field, Dr. Chen has designed a haptic-feedback ring for virtual reality, combining TENG-based finger bending sensing with PZT thin films for realistic haptic simulation, and a smart soft robotic manipulator that fuses tactile and bending sensors for autonomous operation. These innovations demonstrate a remarkable ability to engineer practical, energy-autonomous solutions for next-generation interaction and automation. Dr. Chen’s research is instrumental in shaping the future of AIoT, soft robotics, and immersive technology, with significant implications for e-commerce, teleoperation, and smart manufacturing.
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