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Shuhui Wang is a researcher whose work bridges the critical intersection of artificial intelligence and industrial reliability, with a particular focus on intelligent fault diagnosis for complex machinery. His primary research areas include knowledge-data dual-driven systems, graph neural networks for data quality, and bio-inspired robotics. Wang’s most impactful contribution is the development of a knowledge and data dual-driven transfer network for industrial robot fault diagnosis, a highly cited work (88 citations) that addresses the challenge of diagnosing faults across different working conditions. He has further advanced the field by proposing a graph neural network-based data cleaning method (35 citations) that prevents data contamination from compromising diagnostic accuracy—a crucial step toward robust, real-world AI applications. Earlier in his career, Wang explored bio-inspired engineering, designing a non-tethered, telecontrollable Water Strider Robot prototype that mimics the insect’s ability to walk on water, driven by electric motors and infrared signals. This work, along with his subsequent study on supporting leg design, demonstrates his versatility. Wang’s research is notable for its dual focus: advancing fundamental AI methods while solving tangible industrial problems, making his work essential reading for those interested in reliable, data-driven automation.