Wang YinghaiWang Yinghai

Suzhou Industrial Park Vocational Technical College

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Wang Yinghai is a researcher in robotics and autonomous navigation, with a particular focus on intelligent systems for maze-solving and path optimization. His most cited work, "Auto-Navigation of Micromouse Based on Infrared Sensor" (2014), addresses a classic challenge in robotics: enabling a small, autonomous robot to efficiently navigate an unknown maze. In this study, Yinghai developed a system where infrared sensors capture environmental parameters, allowing the Micromouse to memorize complex maze layouts and automatically determine the shortest path to a destination—a task that combines real-time sensing, memory, and decision-making. While his citation count stands at 2, the work's significance lies in its practical approach to sensor-based navigation, contributing to foundational techniques in embedded systems and autonomous robotics. This research is particularly relevant for students and engineers exploring low-cost, efficient navigation algorithms, and it reflects Yinghai's dedication to bridging theoretical robotics with tangible, hardware-driven solutions. His contributions offer a stepping stone for advancements in autonomous exploration and intelligent robot design.