Jianfei Chen

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Jianfei Chen is a researcher at the forefront of soft robotics and IoT security, whose work bridges mechanical innovation with critical cybersecurity challenges. His primary research areas include pneumatic soft robotics, humanoid hand design, and terminal security for the Internet of Things. Chen’s most impactful contribution is the "Design and Experimental Research of Pneumatic Soft Humanoid Robot Hand" (2016), which has garnered 23 citations and demonstrates his expertise in creating flexible, biomimetic robotic systems. This work advances human-robot interaction by enabling safer, more adaptive manipulation in unstructured environments. In the security domain, Chen addresses vulnerabilities in constrained IoT devices through his 2019 paper on "Terminal Security Technology of Ubiquitous Power Internet of Things Based on PUF and SM3" (7 citations), which proposes lightweight authentication protocols for NB-IoT networks. His additional research on a "Rigid and Soft Combined Robot" for confined spaces (4 citations) further showcases his versatility in designing hybrid robotic systems for challenging applications. Chen’s dual focus on soft robotics and IoT security reflects a unique ability to solve real-world problems across mechanical engineering and cybersecurity, making his work valuable for students and researchers interested in the intersection of physical and digital systems.