Benjamin Ho Yin Lee
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Benjamin Ho Yin Lee is a leading innovator at the intersection of integrated circuit design and robotic perception, with a core focus on low-power ultrasound ASICs for 3D vision systems. His most cited work introduces a groundbreaking 64-channel ultrasound ASIC fabricated in 180nm standard CMOS, designed specifically for metamorphic robotic machine vision. Lee’s major contribution is the invention of the Universal Energy Recycling TX (UERTX) driver, which enables all-weather object detection at a 7-meter range while consuming only 4.3mW per channel. This achievement is remarkable for its combination of low power, compact form factor (5×5×5 cm³), and lightweight design (100g), making it ideal for agile, shape-shifting robots operating in harsh environments. With 4 citations, this work has already drawn attention from researchers in robotics and sensor systems. Lee’s research pushes the boundaries of energy-efficient, high-performance sensing, promising to unlock new capabilities in autonomous systems and industrial automation. His work exemplifies how clever circuit design can overcome the traditional trade-offs between power, range, and size.
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