Yiyang Fang
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About
Yiyang Fang is a rising researcher at the forefront of human–robot interaction, with a focused expertise in teleoperated demolition systems. His work addresses critical health and safety concerns in construction by exploring how operators can control robots from a safe distance, beyond their direct line of sight, using wireless technologies. Fang’s key contributions lie in identifying the sensory needs and potential challenges faced by operators during teleoperation, insights that are essential for designing more intuitive and effective user interfaces. His most cited papers, including “Understanding Operators’ Sensory Needs for Human–Robot Interaction in Teleoperated Demolition” (2025) and “Understanding Potential Challenges in Demolition Robot Teleoperation to Inform Interface Design” (2025), have each garnered early citations, reflecting growing interest in this safety-critical domain. By bridging the gap between operator experience and robotic system design, Fang is helping to shape the future of safer, more efficient construction environments.
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