Shuqi Guo

Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen

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Shuqi Guo is pioneering the fusion of augmented reality (AR) and robotics to make human-robot interaction as intuitive as a thought. Her research centers on teleoperation systems that bridge the gap between science fiction and reality, particularly for surgical and collaborative scenarios. In her most-cited work, "A Robotic Teleoperation System Enhanced by Augmented Reality for Natural Human–Robot Interaction" (2024, 37 citations), Guo demonstrates how AR overlays can allow operators to control robotic arms with the fluidity of telekinesis, eliminating the need for physical contact. This breakthrough has immediate implications for minimally invasive surgery, where precision and natural control are paramount. Her follow-up study, "A Collaborative Robot System Based on AR in Surgical Scenarios" (2024, 4 citations), further explores how AR can enable seamless teamwork between surgeons and robotic assistants. By synthesizing human intuition with robotic precision, Guo is not just advancing HRI—she is redefining what is possible in medical robotics. Her work stands at the intersection of human-centered design and cutting-edge automation, promising a future where complex robotic systems respond to our most subtle gestures.