DongZhe WANG
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DongZhe Wang is a researcher focused on the emerging field of orbit-to-surface teleoperation (OTST), a critical technology for enabling remote robotic operations on planetary surfaces. His work addresses the unique challenges of controlling robots on extraterrestrial bodies from orbital platforms, with applications in material collection, equipment deployment, and infrastructure construction for space exploration. Wang’s most cited paper, "Review and prospects of orbit-to-surface teleoperation" (2020), provides a comprehensive survey of the field, synthesizing existing techniques and outlining future directions. While his citation count is currently modest—with 2 citations for this key work—his contributions are foundational in a niche area poised for growth as space agencies advance lunar and Martian missions. Wang’s research bridges robotics, control systems, and space engineering, offering practical insights for students and researchers interested in the intersection of teleoperation and planetary science. His work signals a promising trajectory in enabling human-robot collaboration beyond Earth, making him a notable voice in the next generation of space exploration technologies.
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- 1Review and prospects of orbit-to-surface teleoperation2 citations · 2020