Kerui Sun
Papers
7
Total Citations
32
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About
Kerui Sun is pioneering the field of supernumerary robotic limbs (SRLs)—wearable robotic arms that augment human capability beyond our natural two hands. His research centers on human-robot interaction, motion compensation, and intuitive control interfaces for these "third arm" systems. Sun’s major contributions include developing a mixed reality-based control system using Hololens2 for intuitive human-robot communication (10 citations), and creating a novel mouth-and-tongue interface that allows hands-free operation when human limbs are occupied with primary tasks (6 citations). He has also advanced motion-compensation control strategies to handle unpredictable human-induced disturbances (8 citations), and applied leader-follower intention-guided controllers for load-carrying scenarios. His work on sensorless safe interaction methods and shared control architectures demonstrates a commitment to practical, user-centered design. With over 30 total citations since 2023, Sun is rapidly establishing himself as a rising innovator in wearable robotics, pushing the boundaries of how humans can physically collaborate with machines to perform tasks impossible for unaided human hands.
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