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Qiuxia Yang is a robotics researcher specializing in the design and development of miniaturized wireless capsule robots for biomedical applications. Her work focuses primarily on magnetically driven micro-robotic systems capable of navigating constrained internal environments such as the human gastrointestinal tract, with applications spanning drug delivery, minimally invasive surgery, and medical diagnosis. Yang's most significant contribution lies in advancing multi-capsule robotic systems that overcome the dual challenges of spatial constraints within biological cavities and the strict size limitations inherent to swallowable devices. Her 2018 paper on multiple capsule robots in pipe systems has garnered 43 citations, establishing her as a notable voice in this specialized field. Complementing this work, she has explored varied structural configurations for magnetically actuated capsules, demonstrating how different mechanical designs can optimize locomotion through aqueous and bodily mediums. Her research on wireless modular capsule architectures further reflects a systematic approach to scalable, adaptable robotic design. Collectively, Yang's body of work contributes meaningfully to the emerging field of medical microrobotics, offering promising pathways toward less invasive clinical procedures and more targeted therapeutic delivery systems.