Papers
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Total Citations
746
H-Index
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About
Zhihong Jiang is a prominent robotics researcher whose work spans robotic kinematics, space robotics, and intelligent systems for complex operational environments. Based at the Beijing Institute of Technology, Jiang has made significant contributions to advancing robotic precision, autonomy, and adaptability across both terrestrial and extraterrestrial applications. Jiang's most influential work, cited 187 times, introduced a groundbreaking kinematic calibration method combining Extended Kalman and Particle Filter algorithms, substantially improving robotic positioning accuracy—a fundamental challenge in industrial automation. This methodological innovation has since become a reference point for researchers tackling robot precision problems. His research portfolio demonstrates a compelling trajectory toward space robotics, including humanoid robot astronauts capable of human-like movement within space stations, on-orbit assembly techniques, and dual-arm mobile robots designed for complex rescue operations. His widely cited 2022 review of space intelligent robot technology (87 citations) has helped shape the global research agenda in this rapidly evolving field. Beyond space applications, Jiang has tackled practical challenges including multi-shape pipeline inspection robots, gecko-inspired biomimetic adhesive surfaces, and compliant assembly methods using variable admittance control. With over 500 cumulative citations, his interdisciplinary contributions bridge precision engineering, bio-inspired design, and autonomous systems, making his work essential reading for researchers advancing next-generation robotics.
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- 2Progress and Development Trend of Space Intelligent Robot Technology87 citations · 2022
- 3Design of a Robot for Inspecting the Multishape Pipeline Systems53 citations · 2022
- 4BIT-DMR: A Humanoid Dual-Arm Mobile Robot for Complex Rescue Operations51 citations · 2021
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