Jingyang Wang

Hebei University of Science and Technology, Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Jingyang Wang is a researcher whose work spans robotics, wireless sensor networks, and human-robot interaction in caregiving contexts. Wang's early contributions, dating to 2009–2010, focused on the development of emergency search and rescue systems designed to address the critical challenge of hazardous chemical leaks. Through projects such as RESRS and CAESRS, Wang helped pioneer the integration of mobile robotics and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) to monitor dangerous environments and protect human safety — work that has collectively garnered over 20 citations and demonstrated practical engineering impact in disaster response scenarios. These systems represented meaningful advances in autonomous robot deployment for real-world emergency applications. More recently, Wang has expanded into the growing field of care robotics and human factors, with a 2025 systematic review examining informal caregivers' attitudes toward care robots — a timely contribution given the global aging crisis and the increasing pressure on unpaid caregivers. This mixed-methods work underscores Wang's evolving interest in how technology is received by end users, bridging engineering with social considerations. Across career stages, Wang's research reflects a consistent commitment to applying intelligent systems to pressing humanitarian challenges, from disaster response to eldercare.