Xiaolong Jing
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About
Xiaolong Jing is a pioneering robotics researcher whose work focuses on human-robot interaction, augmented reality, and the deployment of robotic systems in public safety and security. His most notable contribution is the development of “IWI,” a life-size traffic police robot designed to replace human officers in hazardous road traffic duties. This innovation, detailed in his highly cited 2017 paper (22 citations), addresses the critical risk of injury faced by traffic police at intersections by enabling real-time, human-in-the-loop remote control through multiple augmented reality display terminals. Jing’s research demonstrates a practical application of robotics to enhance occupational safety, merging teleoperation with immersive interfaces. Additionally, his work on remote live-video security surveillance using a mobile robot with a Raspberry Pi IP camera (12 citations) showcases his expertise in integrating low-cost, accessible hardware for real-time monitoring. By bridging robotics, computer vision, and human factors, Jing has made impactful strides in creating safer, more efficient public service systems, earning recognition for his applied, life-saving innovations.
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