Chun‐Hao Chen
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Dr. Chun-Hao Chen is pioneering the emerging field of bionic perception and self-powered neural devices, challenging conventional engineering paradigms by transforming environmental "noise" into functional energy. His most-cited work, "Bionic perception and transmission neural device based on a self-powered concept" (2024, 24 citations), introduces a radical departure from traditional thinking: instead of viewing power frequency electric fields as a negative phenomenon to be shielded, Chen harnesses them directly as an energy source to generate sensing signals. This conceptual breakthrough enables the creation of integrated bionic devices that mimic biological perception without requiring external batteries, addressing a critical bottleneck in neural interface technology. By repurposing ambient electromagnetic fields—typically considered interference—into a power source for artificial sensory systems, Chen's research opens new pathways for sustainable, maintenance-free neural prosthetics and human-machine interfaces. His work sits at the intersection of materials science, energy harvesting, and bioelectronics, offering a transformative approach to how we design and power next-generation neural devices. With this foundational contribution, Chen is establishing himself as a leading voice in the quest for truly autonomous, perceptive artificial systems.
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