
Bio-Skin Tectile Sensor (Open Source)
Integrating normal/shear force sensing and temperature regulation function in less than 10USD. Accepted by IROS2025
I completed my bachelor degree in Wuhan University of Technology, majoring in Automation with the interest in exoskeleton and wearable sensor systems. Also, I have a half-year visiting study in Westlake University to complete my bachelor thesis about wireless PH sensor. After that, I joined Oklahaoma State University as a master student, majoring in Mechatronics and Robotics. My research focus on tactile sensing for robotics hands.
Currently, I'm finding a Ph.D. position in the field of robotics and tactile sensing.
email: haoran.guo@okstate.edu
Integrating normal/shear force sensing and temperature regulation function in less than 10USD. Accepted by IROS2025
Analysis the impact of tactile sensor for learning-based robot hand from the perspectives of space and quantity.
By using video diffusion model to detect anomaly and recover from it. Reduce the interference for learning-based telemanipulation. Accepted by IROS2025
Utilizing the haptic feedback to adjust the user's action to improve the learning-based telemanipulation performance.
Installed multiple Bio-Skin sensors on the fingertip to achieve force and temperature sensing.
Verified the stability and reliability of the whole-body motion capture system based on SlimeVR. Accepted by ICARM2022