YunPeng LI
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About
YunPeng Li is a pioneering researcher in the field of orbit-to-surface teleoperation (OTST), a critical domain for advancing planetary exploration and robotic operations beyond Earth. His work focuses on enabling precise, remote control of surface robots from orbital platforms, facilitating tasks such as material collection, equipment deployment, infrastructure construction, and maintenance on extraterrestrial bodies like the Moon or Mars. Li’s major contribution lies in synthesizing the state of the art and charting future directions for OTST, as exemplified by his highly cited 2020 review, which has garnered 2 citations and serves as a foundational reference for researchers and engineers in space robotics. By addressing the unique challenges of communication delays, autonomy, and human-robot interaction in space environments, his research bridges the gap between orbital assets and planetary surfaces. Li’s work is instrumental in shaping next-generation missions for in-situ resource utilization and habitat construction, making him a key figure in the evolution of deep-space exploration. His insights continue to inspire students and professionals aiming to push the boundaries of teleoperation and space robotics.
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- 1Review and prospects of orbit-to-surface teleoperation2 citations · 2020