Kenny Jeanmonod
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About
Kenny Jeanmonod is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of haptic engineering, virtual reality, and cognitive neuroscience. His work centers on two transformative areas: the development of novel force-feedback devices to probe bodily self-consciousness and the miniaturization of fluidic control systems for advanced robotics. Jeanmonod’s most notable contribution is the **Cogno-Vest**, a torso-worn force display that can experimentally induce specific hallucinations and bodily sensations. This device, detailed in his 2021 paper (14 citations), offers a groundbreaking tool for understanding the multisensory and sensorimotor mechanisms underlying self-consciousness, bridging the gap between robotics and psychiatry. In parallel, his 2023 paper on **highly efficient miniaturized magnetorheological valves using electropermanent magnets** (12 citations) presents a novel design that dramatically improves the performance and compactness of fluidic systems, with direct applications in medical devices and industrial robotics. By combining rigorous engineering with deep insights into human perception, Jeanmonod’s work not only advances fundamental science but also paves the way for next-generation haptic interfaces and smart fluidic actuators. His interdisciplinary approach continues to inspire researchers in both human-computer interaction and mechatronics.
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