Papers
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Total Citations
178
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About
Dr. Fu‐Rong Chen is a leading researcher at the intersection of advanced manufacturing, flexible electronics, and intelligent robotic systems. Their work is defined by pioneering contributions to two transformative fields: the scalable fabrication of graphene-based flexible devices and the development of intuitive, sensor-rich teleoperation systems for humanoid robots. In a landmark 2023 study (79 citations), Dr. Chen elucidated the formation mechanism of laser-induced graphene, enabling direct patterning for next-generation flexible applications—a critical advance for soft electronics and wearable technology. Complementing this, their 2021 work on robotized “transfer-and-jet” printing (63 citations) solved a major manufacturing challenge by enabling the creation of large, 3D curved electronics on complex surfaces. On the robotics front, Dr. Chen has been instrumental in advancing whole-body teleoperation control, using sensor fusion—integrating Kinect, IMU, and data glove technologies—to achieve precise, anthropomorphic control of dual-arm robotic systems. Their research, which has garnered over 178 citations, is laying the groundwork for more dexterous human-robot collaboration, with direct implications for soft robotics, medical devices, and industrial automation.
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- 3Sensor Fusion-Based Teleoperation Control of Anthropomorphic Robotic Arm13 citations · 2023
- 4Sensor Fusion-Based Anthropomorphic Control of a Robotic Arm10 citations · 2023
- 5Whole-Body Teleoperation Control of Dual-Arm Robot Using Sensor Fusion10 citations · 2023
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