Fanhao Meng
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About
Fanhao Meng is a pioneering researcher in surgical robotics and augmented reality (AR) navigation, with a primary focus on maxillofacial and mandibular reconstruction surgery. His major contributions center on developing robot-assisted AR systems that integrate optical tracking to superimpose preoperative osteotomy plans directly onto the surgical field, enabling surgeons to perform precise bone cuts quickly and safely. His most-cited work, "Robot‐assisted augmented reality surgical navigation based on optical tracking for mandibular reconstruction surgery" (2023, 31 citations), demonstrates a novel approach that enhances accuracy and reduces operative risk. In a subsequent preclinical study (2025, 3 citations), Meng advanced this technology by combining AR navigation with personalized guide-plates, addressing the challenge of post-operative stability in complex oral tumor cases. His research bridges the gap between virtual planning and real-time execution, offering transformative tools for surgeons tackling intricate anatomical reconstructions. By merging robotics, AR, and patient-specific instrumentation, Meng is shaping the future of precision surgery, with his work already influencing clinical protocols and inspiring further innovation in computer-assisted interventions.
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