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About
Zeren Li is a researcher at the forefront of advanced sensing and non-destructive testing technologies, with key contributions in fiber-optic tactile sensors and terahertz imaging. Li’s most cited work introduces a novel three-dimensional force-tactile sensor using dual fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) embedded in bionic anisotropic materials, enabling precise haptic feedback for human-computer interaction and bionic robotics. This paper has accumulated 9 citations, reflecting growing interest in flexible, high-resolution tactile sensing. In parallel, Li has advanced terahertz tomography for non-destructive testing of objects with random surfaces, addressing the critical challenge of curved surface inspection in composite materials. Despite the technique’s reliance on vertical incidence, Li’s 2024 work (2 citations) proposes solutions for real-world applications, such as aerospace and manufacturing quality control. These achievements demonstrate Li’s ability to bridge fundamental photonics with practical engineering challenges, making their research highly relevant for students and researchers in robotics, materials science, and industrial inspection.
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