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Li’s research career has been defined by a pioneering focus on bio-inspired robotics and surface adhesion mechanisms, with a particular emphasis on developing robots capable of traversing vertical and inverted surfaces. His most cited work, "Adsorption Performance of Sliding Wall-Climbing Robot" (2010, 14 citations), established foundational principles for designing robots that combine sliding locomotion with reliable adsorption on smooth and rough surfaces. This contribution directly addresses critical challenges in inspection, maintenance, and cleaning tasks in hazardous environments, such as high-rise buildings and industrial structures. Li’s systematic analysis of adsorption forces and sliding dynamics has informed subsequent innovations in wall-climbing robot design, influencing both academic research and practical engineering applications. His work is notable for bridging theoretical modeling with experimental validation, providing a clear framework for optimizing robot stability and mobility. While his citation count reflects a specialized but impactful niche, Li’s research continues to inspire new generations of roboticists exploring adhesion technologies and autonomous climbing systems.