Xin Jiang
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Xin Jiang is a researcher specializing in robotics, automation, and sustainable manufacturing, with a particular focus on the disassembly and recycling of end-of-life electric vehicle (EV) batteries. His work addresses one of the most pressing challenges in the transition to a circular economy: the safe and efficient handling of retired EV battery systems, which present significant uncertainties and structural complexities during disassembly. Jiang's most notable contribution centers on human–robot collaborative disassembly frameworks, where he has pioneered robotic systems capable of autonomously removing and collecting screws from EV battery packs — a critical and often hazardous step in the recycling pipeline. By integrating intelligent robotic automation into this process, his research enhances both worker safety and operational efficiency, moving the field closer to scalable, sustainable battery remanufacturing solutions. Though his publication record is still emerging — with his 2025 paper already accruing early citations — Jiang is establishing himself as a forward-thinking voice at the intersection of robotics and green technology. His research holds significant implications for industries grappling with the growing global challenge of EV battery waste management.
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