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Hao Mo is a researcher focused on robotics and inspection technologies for critical energy infrastructure. His work centers on the design of specialized robotic systems for confined and hazardous environments, with a particular emphasis on gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) pipelines. Mo’s key contribution is the development of a negative pressure adsorption robot that enables omni-directional mobility within these narrow, high-voltage conduits—a significant challenge in the field. By integrating mechanical design principles with adsorption-based locomotion, his 2022 paper, "An Adsorption Robot for Pipeline Inspection of Gas Insulation Switchgear," provides a novel solution for internal inspection without requiring system depressurization. This work has garnered early attention with 2 citations, reflecting its relevance to advancing non-destructive testing and maintenance automation in the power industry. Mo’s research bridges robotics, fluid dynamics, and electrical engineering, offering practical pathways for safer, more efficient monitoring of critical grid components. His achievements highlight a promising trajectory in applied robotics for industrial inspection.
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- 1An Adsorption Robot for Pipeline Inspection of Gas Insulation Switchgear2 citations · 2022