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Joined UCL: January 2018
Bionics prosthetic development & Haptic feedback system
Body-Powered finger prosthetic with soft haptic feedback system
Mr Ge Shi started his studies in Electrical & Electronic Engineering at ShangHai University of Electric Power, China. After two years studies, Mr Ge Shi transfer to University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, to study the rest of two years. Afterwards, he joined UCL at 2016 and obtained his MSc degree with Distinction. Since January 2018, Ge has been a member of the Soft Haptics Lab within the department of Mechanical Engineering at UCL. His main research interests include Robotic technologies and haptic devices.
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