Shuo Jin

Cornell University, Qilu University of Technology

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Shuo Jin is a researcher whose work bridges the frontiers of robotics and energy systems, with a particular focus on aqueous batteries and laser cleaning technologies. In their most cited paper (2024, 9 citations), Jin introduced a groundbreaking concept: a multifunctional aqueous battery that not only powers but also serves as a structural component for a jellyfish-inspired underwater robot. This innovation addresses a critical bottleneck in untethered underwater vehicles—the trade-off between energy capacity and robot size—by integrating the battery directly into the robot’s body, enabling higher capacity without increasing volume. Jin’s earlier contributions to laser cleaning robotics (2020, 7 citations; 2021, 3 citations) are equally notable, developing path generation methods and off-line programming for large, complex components. These works ensure that laser cleaning heads maintain precise focal length and vertical angle relative to curved surfaces, advancing green manufacturing. With a total of 19 citations across these key papers, Jin’s research demonstrates a unique ability to solve practical engineering challenges—from underwater autonomy to industrial surface treatment—making them a rising voice in applied robotics and sustainable energy integration.