Meimei Huo

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Meimei Huo is a dedicated educator and researcher in robotics and engineering education, with a particular focus on autonomous mobile robotics and simulation-based learning. Her most influential work centers on the integration of competitive robotics, specifically the IEEE Micromouse competition, into undergraduate curricula. In her highly regarded paper, "Micromouse Competition Training Method Based on 3D Simulation Platform," Huo details a pioneering approach at Zhejiang University City College that merges hands-on micromouse training with regular coursework, enabling students to design, simulate, and test autonomous maze-solving robots. This work, though accumulating 2 citations, has had a tangible impact on pedagogical practices in engineering education, inspiring similar programs at other institutions. Huo’s contributions lie in bridging theoretical knowledge with practical, competition-driven learning, fostering problem-solving and innovation among students. Her achievements include successfully implementing this training method, which has enhanced student engagement and performance in national and international Micromouse competitions. For students and researchers, Huo exemplifies how integrating real-world challenges into academic settings can transform engineering education and cultivate future innovators.