John H. Long

Vassar College, Lafayette College, Robotics Research (United States)

Papers

20

Total Citations

506

H-Index

12

About

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Research Focus

Computer science18 · 401 citations
Artificial intelligence14 · 287 citations
Biology14 · 280 citations
Robot9 · 252 citations
Engineering5 · 222 citations
Physics4 · 203 citations
Simulation2 · 148 citations
Geology2 · 124 citations
Marine engineering2 · 124 citations
Underwater2 · 124 citations
Evolutionary biology5 · 123 citations
Acceleration2 · 121 citations

Key Achievements

12
H-Index
20
Papers
506
Total Citations
25
Avg Citations/Paper
🏆 Most Cited Paper
Four flippers or two? Tetrapodal swimming with an aquatic robot
119 citations · 2006
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2011 (3 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 56
🏛 Institutions: Vassar College, Lafayette College, Robotics Research (United States)

Top Papers

  1. 1
    Four flippers or two? Tetrapodal swimming with an aquatic robot
    119 citations · 2006
  2. 2
    Biomimetic evolutionary analysis: testing the adaptive value of vertebrate tail stiffness in autonomous swimming robots
    82 citations · 2006
  3. 3
    Testing Biomimetic Structures in Bioinspired Robots: How Vertebrae Control the Stiffness of the Body and the Behavior of Fish-Like Swimmers
    47 citations · 2011
  4. 4
    How Movements of a Non-Humanoid Robot Affect Emotional Perceptions and Trust
    40 citations · 2020
  5. 5
    Go Reconfigure: How Fish Change Shape as They Swim and Evolve
    32 citations · 2010
  6. 6
    A Navigational Primitive: Biorobotic Implementation of Cycloptic Helical Klinotaxis in Planar Motion
    29 citations · 2004
  7. 7
    Flexibility is a hidden axis of biomechanical diversity in fishes
    28 citations · 2023
  8. 8
    Inspired by Sharks: A Biomimetic Skeleton for the Flapping, Propulsive Tail of an Aquatic Robot
    23 citations · 2011
  9. 9
    Biomimetic robotics: Self-propelled physical models test hypotheses about the mechanics and evolution of swimming vertebrates
    22 citations · 2007
  10. 10
    Testing Biological Hypotheses with Embodied Robots: Adaptations, Accidents, and By-Products in the Evolution of Vertebrates
    15 citations · 2014

Key Collaborators

MEMarianne E. Porter4 shared papersNLNicholas Livingston4 shared papersRGRobert G. Root3 shared papersKLKen Livingston3 shared papersCWChun Wai Liew3 shared papersETEric Tytell2 shared papersTJThomas J. Koob2 shared papersJDJosh de Leeuw2 shared papersMLMarc L. Smith2 shared papersACAdam C. Lammert2 shared papersJBJoshua Bongard2 shared papersHSHassan Sakhtah2 shared papersEAEric Aaron2 shared papersJWJoseph W. Schumacher2 shared papersSFSonia F. Roberts2 shared papersKCKeon Combie2 shared papersABAnton Bernatskiy2 shared papersHGHannah G. Rosenblum2 shared papersVEVirginia Engel2 shared papersMKMathieu Kemp2 shared papers
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