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Huiwen Guo is a robotics researcher whose work spans rehabilitation engineering, agricultural automation, nuclear inspection, and computer vision. Best known for pioneering individualized gait pattern generation for shared lower limb exoskeleton robots — a breakthrough that enables expensive rehabilitation devices to adapt seamlessly to different wearers, earning over 111 citations — Guo has consistently pushed the boundaries of how robots perceive and interact with complex real-world environments. His contributions extend across multiple domains: developing visual-attention-based crop recognition systems for robotic weeding in cluttered agricultural fields (40 citations), designing self-localizing inspection robots for hazardous nuclear steam generator environments, and advancing 3D surface reconstruction techniques for dynamic objects. His work on non-overlapping camera calibration and highly reflective surface measurement further demonstrates a rigorous foundation in machine vision and sensor fusion. Guo has also explored cloud-based intelligent service robots capable of real-time action extraction from continuous video streams, and community patrol robots with robust human motion detection. Together, these contributions reflect a researcher who bridges fundamental perception challenges with practical robotic deployment across healthcare, agriculture, infrastructure inspection, and public safety — making his portfolio particularly valuable to engineers and scientists designing robots for demanding, unstructured environments.