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Zhengwei Wang is a leading researcher in intelligent robotics, with a primary focus on dual-arm robotic assembly and autonomous space robotics. His work addresses critical challenges in enabling robots to perform complex, human-like manufacturing tasks, particularly in unstructured environments where workpieces are randomly scattered. Wang’s major contributions include pioneering assembly-oriented task sequence planning for dual-arm robots, a framework that endows robotic systems with the capacity to autonomously schedule and execute assembly sequences—a key step toward replacing human workers in manufacturing. He has also advanced environment state perception by integrating vision sensing with knowledge databases, allowing robots to model and adapt to their surroundings in real time. His research extends to space applications, where he has reviewed and proposed methods for on-orbit assembly technology, aiming to build space infrastructure efficiently and autonomously. With his most cited paper, "Assembly-Oriented Task Sequence Planning for a Dual-Arm Robot," garnering 25 citations, and his 2025 review on space robot assembly already attracting 20 citations, Wang’s work is gaining rapid recognition. His novel task-oriented frameworks and knowledge-based representation models have set new standards for dual-arm collaboration, making him a notable figure in advancing both terrestrial and extraterrestrial robotic autonomy.