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Gu Gong’s research lies at the intersection of intelligent sensing, autonomous navigation, and environmental perception for robotics. His early work on a portable embedded explosion gas detection system—a battery-operated, cataluminescence-based electronic nose—demonstrated a commitment to practical, life-saving technology, earning 15 citations for its rapid and sensitive identification of explosive gases. More recently, Gu has focused on advancing robot autonomy in complex, static indoor environments like logistics warehouses. He has made significant contributions to path planning and localization by optimizing the Gmapping algorithm for cognitive enhancement and by improving the Adaptive Monte Carlo Localization (AMCL) algorithm for obstacle avoidance and navigation accuracy. His work coupling AMCL with the Dynamic Window Approach (DWA) addresses the unique challenges of logistics sorting scenes, where fixed obstacles demand precise pose adjustment. Gu has also tackled visual SLAM in dynamic environments, proposing an improved ORB-SLAM3 system to handle real-world feature point disturbances. Additionally, his research on coal mine rescue robots introduced an enhanced SIFT algorithm for efficient target image recognition. With over 30 citations across his publications, Gu Gong’s work is steadily shaping the future of intelligent robotics in safety-critical and industrial applications.