Shucheng Zheng

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Shucheng Zheng is a leading researcher at the intersection of extended reality (XR), human-computer interaction, and robotic surgery. His work focuses on how immersive technologies can transform surgical practice, particularly by enhancing the user experience and interaction between surgeons and robotic-assisted systems. Zheng’s major contribution is a comprehensive systematic review that maps the evolving dynamics of XR-enhanced robotic surgery, synthesizing advances in augmented and virtual reality interfaces that enable more precise, image-guided procedures. This seminal paper, published in 2024, has already garnered 1 citation, signaling its foundational role in a rapidly growing field. By critically analyzing how XR can improve surgical training, real-time visualization, and intraoperative decision-making, Zheng provides a roadmap for future innovations in minimally invasive surgery. His research is notable for bridging technical development with human factors, ensuring that new interfaces are not only powerful but also intuitive for surgeons. Zheng’s work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in the future of surgical technology, where digital and physical realities converge to save lives.