Chee Keong Tee

Assistant Professor

Postgraduate:

Stanford University
United States

Main Appointment:

College of Design and Engineering (Materials Science & Engineering)

Joint Appointments:

Joint Appointments:
  • Integrative Sciences and Engineering Programme
  • Institute For Health Innovation & Technology
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    Research Fields:

    • STEMM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Medical Sciences

    Research Keywords:

    • Sensors
    • AI
    • Machine Learning
    • Robotics
    • Healthcare

    Current Appointments:

    Courtesy Joint Appointment, Engineering
    Jt Appt – Senior Research Fellow, Life Sciences Institute

    Brief Description of Research:

    Nature-inspired Sensorware
    Our group aims to develop core platform technologies that enables Embodied Artificial Intelligence and that are Sustainable.

    Nature ensures survival by endowing complex living organisms with distinct skin sensors that have very high complexity. These structures enable skin sensors, for example, to be highly strain sensitive, and communicate in real time pertinent environment information. Endowing artificial systems with cutting-edge hapto-tactile capabilities could impact several areas such as next generation human-like robotic assistants, immersive virtual reality, smarter human-machine interfaces, wearable technologies and life-like prosthetics. The ability to self-repair in these devices will also be critical to enable greater environment sustainability as we continue to utilise the advances such technologies offer the human race.

    Total Number of Publications:

    30

    Five Representative Publications:

    A transparent, self-healing and high-k dielectric for low-field-emission stretchable optoelectronics, Nature Materials, 2020
    A neuro-inspired artificial peripheral nervous system for scalable electronic skins, Science Robotics, 2019 (Selected as Cover)
    Self-healing Electronic skins for Aquatic Environments, Nature Electronics, 2019 (Selected as Cover)
    Soft Electronically Functional Polymeric Composite Materials for a Flexible and Stretchable Digital Future, Advanced Materials, 2018.
    Self-Healing Electronic Materials for a Smart and Sustainable Future, ACS Appl. Mater. & Interfaces, 2018

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    Chee Keong Tee

    Assistant Professor
    College of Design and Engineering (Materials Science & Engineering)
    Institute For Health Innovation & Technology

    Appointments

    Courtesy Joint Appointment, Engineering
    Jt Appt – Senior Research Fellow, Life Sciences Institute

    Education

    Stanford University
    United States

    Research Areas

    • Sensors
    • AI
    • Machine Learning
    • Robotics
    • Healthcare

    Research Description

    Nature-inspired Sensorware
    Our group aims to develop core platform technologies that enables Embodied Artificial Intelligence and that are Sustainable.

    Nature ensures survival by endowing complex living organisms with distinct skin sensors that have very high complexity. These structures enable skin sensors, for example, to be highly strain sensitive, and communicate in real time pertinent environment information. Endowing artificial systems with cutting-edge hapto-tactile capabilities could impact several areas such as next generation human-like robotic assistants, immersive virtual reality, smarter human-machine interfaces, wearable technologies and life-like prosthetics. The ability to self-repair in these devices will also be critical to enable greater environment sustainability as we continue to utilise the advances such technologies offer the human race.

    Research Videos

    Selected Publications

    (out of 30 publications)

    A transparent, self-healing and high-k dielectric for low-field-emission stretchable optoelectronics, Nature Materials, 2020
    A neuro-inspired artificial peripheral nervous system for scalable electronic skins, Science Robotics, 2019 (Selected as Cover)
    Self-healing Electronic skins for Aquatic Environments, Nature Electronics, 2019 (Selected as Cover)
    Soft Electronically Functional Polymeric Composite Materials for a Flexible and Stretchable Digital Future, Advanced Materials, 2018.
    Self-Healing Electronic Materials for a Smart and Sustainable Future, ACS Appl. Mater. & Interfaces, 2018