Zhijie Jiang

National University of Defense Technology

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Zhijie Jiang is a researcher specializing in space robotics and microgravity dynamics, with a particular focus on control systems for suspended robots operating in simulated low-gravity environments. His most cited work, "Research on Horizontal Following Control of a Suspended Robot for Self-Momentum Targets" (2023), addresses a critical challenge in space engineering: accurately replicating the force states and dynamic behaviors of spacecraft and astronauts on Earth. By developing advanced horizontal following control strategies, Jiang enables suspended robots to track self-momentum targets with high precision, overcoming the distortions caused by Earth’s gravity. This contribution is foundational for ground-based testing of space missions, where realistic microgravity simulation is essential for validating robotic systems, astronaut training, and spacecraft design. Although his citation count is currently modest (4 citations), his work represents an emerging and impactful area in aerospace robotics. Jiang’s research bridges the gap between theoretical dynamics and practical control implementation, offering vital tools for future space exploration. His dedication to solving real-world problems in microgravity simulation marks him as a promising innovator in the field.