Stanley Liew

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Stanley Liew is a robotics researcher whose work bridges practical engineering and autonomous systems, with a focus on mobile robotics and safety applications. His most cited paper, "Fire Fighting Mobile Robot: State of the Art and Recent Development" (2013, 35 citations), provides a comprehensive survey of robotic solutions for hazardous firefighting environments, highlighting the evolution of technologies that protect human lives while enhancing operational efficiency. This work underscores his commitment to developing robots that can operate in high-risk scenarios, offering a critical resource for researchers and engineers in disaster response robotics. Liew also contributed to the "Development of a Mobile Two-Wheel Balancing Platform for Autonomous Applications" (2008, 17 citations), where he designed a compact, agile two-wheeled platform that improves stability and maneuverability for autonomous systems—a foundational step for applications in surveillance, exploration, and service robotics. By integrating software and hardware for self-balancing control, this work demonstrates his skill in creating versatile testbeds for autonomous algorithms. Though his citation counts reflect a focused niche, Liew’s research is impactful for its practical orientation, advancing mobile robotics in both life-saving and everyday autonomous tasks.