Yuming Zhang
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About
Yuming Zhang is an emerging researcher at the intersection of construction robotics, wearable technology, and immersive training systems. His work focuses primarily on the integration of exoskeletons and virtual reality (VR) within construction environments, addressing one of the industry's most pressing challenges: worker safety and ergonomic wellbeing. Zhang's research has pioneered VR-based training platforms designed to help construction workers properly operate wearable robotic exoskeletons, reducing the risk of musculoskeletal disorders that plague the industry. His investigations span multiple dimensions of this challenge, including the role of haptic feedback in immersive exoskeleton training, personalized and adaptive VR curricula for physically coupled robots, and the psychological dimensions of VR learning — notably student presence and self-efficacy. By bridging Construction Engineering and Management education with cutting-edge robotics and simulation technology, Zhang is helping reshape how future construction professionals are trained. Though his publication record is early-stage, with five papers from 2025–2026 each garnering initial citations, the timeliness and applied focus of his contributions position him as a notable voice in construction robotics education and human-robot interaction research.
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