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Can Duan is a researcher whose work centers on integrated optical sensors and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), with a particular focus on miniaturized displacement and motion tracking technologies. His most notable contribution is the development of an integrated circuit angular displacement sensor featuring an on-chip pinhole aperture, a compact silicon-based device that remotely tracks the angular position of a moving object tagged with a small light source. This innovation holds promise for applications ranging from robotic control to motion capture, offering a simpler and smaller alternative to conventional sensors. While his citation count is still growing—his key paper has garnered 2 citations—the work demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to sensor miniaturization and integration. Duan’s research bridges the gap between fundamental optics and practical, scalable chip design, positioning him as an emerging contributor to the field of smart sensors and IoT-enabled systems. His achievements reflect a dedication to creating efficient, low-cost solutions for real-world tracking challenges.
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