Papers
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Total Citations
274
H-Index
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About
Dr. Huiwu Mao is pioneering the intersection of neuromorphic engineering and photoelectric sensing, with a focus on creating brain-inspired devices that replicate biological neural processes for advanced perception and computing. His major contributions include the development of a photoelectric spiking neuron for visual depth perception (138 citations), which mimics the biological visual system's ability to encode optical information into spikes, enabling high-throughput, energy-efficient processing. Dr. Mao has also advanced flexible neuromorphic transistors, such as indium-gallium-zinc-oxide-based devices for emulating photoexcited corneal nociceptors (48 citations), and multifunctional laser-induced graphene for artificial sensory neurons (13 citations). His work on artificial fear neural circuits, integrating noise triboelectric nanogenerators with photoelectronic neuromorphic transistors (10 citations), showcases his ability to combine multiple technologies for intelligent adaptability. With over 274 total citations across his top papers, Dr. Mao's research is driving the future of neuromorphic computing and perception, offering transformative potential for human-machine interfaces, bionic robots, and wearable electronics.
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- 1A Photoelectric Spiking Neuron for Visual Depth Perception138 citations · 2022
- 2Recent advances in emerging neuromorphic computing and perception devices49 citations · 2021
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