Nan Pan

Kunming University of Science and Technology

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Nan Pan is a robotics researcher whose work focuses on developing intelligent systems for environmental and industrial applications. Their key research areas include amphibious robotics for environmental cleanup, underwater salvage systems, and wearable exoskeleton technology. Pan’s most notable contribution is the design of an amphibious clean-up robot, which aims to replace traditional manual methods for removing water hyacinth and garbage from rivers and lakes. This innovation addresses critical issues of labor intensity and safety, with the robot powered by solar energy for sustainable operation. The work has garnered 5 citations, reflecting its practical relevance. In underwater robotics, Pan designed a power system for salvage robots operating in shallow waters, tackling challenges like turbulence and unpredictable currents, earning 4 citations. More recently, Pan explored wearable industrial exoskeletons, optimizing driving energy consumption through an improved chameleon algorithm and human-machine dynamics analysis. This research, with 1 citation, aims to extend operational range and efficiency for industrial workers. Pan’s work bridges environmental sustainability and human augmentation, demonstrating a commitment to solving real-world problems through innovative robotic design.