Kinhuat Low
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Kinhuat Low is a researcher specializing in bio-inspired underwater robotics, with a particular focus on shape memory alloy (SMA) actuation for biomimetic propulsion. His most cited work, "Design and motion testing of a Multiple SMA fin driven BIUV" (2018), introduces a novel biomimetic underwater vehicle (BIUV) propelled by multiple SMA-driven fins, demonstrating how smart materials can replicate the undulatory motion of aquatic organisms. This contribution addresses key challenges in soft robotics, including actuator efficiency and precise motion control, offering a pathway toward more agile and silent underwater vehicles. With 6 citations, this paper has influenced subsequent studies in bio-inspired design and SMA applications. Low’s research bridges materials science and marine engineering, advancing the development of low-noise, maneuverable robots for environmental monitoring and exploration. His work underscores the potential of smart materials to revolutionize underwater locomotion, making him a notable figure in the emerging field of biomimetic robotics.
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- 1Design and motion testing of a Multiple SMA fin driven BIUV6 citations · 2018