Jun Xia

Southeast University, Sun Yat-sen University

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Jun Xia is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction and medical robotics, with key contributions spanning natural user interfaces and autonomous surgical systems. In human-machine interaction, Xia developed the "Body-Coupled-Driven Object-Oriented Natural Interactive Interface" (2025, 11 citations), a groundbreaking framework that fuses 2D tactile and 3D spatial perception for immersive metaverse applications, addressing critical precision and adaptability challenges in multi-machine collaboration. In surgical robotics, Xia's "Microscope-Guided Autonomous Clear Corneal Incision" (2020, 9 citations) represents a major advance in ophthalmic surgery, demonstrating the first fully autonomous system for this delicate cataract procedure—a skill that typically requires a year of training for surgeons. This work not only reduces the learning curve but also minimizes the risk of deficient incisions, directly improving surgical outcomes. Xia's dual focus on enhancing both virtual and physical human-machine interaction showcases a rare ability to bridge cutting-edge interface design with life-saving medical applications, making their research highly influential across multiple disciplines.