Wei-Chuan Lin

Takming University of Science and Technology

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Dr. Wei-Chuan Lin is a robotics researcher whose work centers on autonomous surveillance systems, with a particular focus on indoor security applications. His major contributions lie in the development of self-propelled patrolling vehicles that can autonomously navigate and monitor designated areas, reducing the need for human security personnel while improving reliability. His most cited paper, "Wireless indoor surveillance robot" (2011, 23 citations), introduces a robot capable of periodic patrols to ensure safety, addressing limitations in traditional fixed-camera systems. A related work, "Indoor Surveillance Security Robot with a Self-Propelled Patrolling Vehicle" (2011, 12 citations), further refines this concept by emphasizing error-free performance and manpower savings. Together, these papers have garnered over 35 citations, establishing Lin as a contributor to practical, cost-effective security robotics. His research bridges mechanical design, wireless control, and autonomous navigation, offering scalable solutions for modern surveillance needs. Lin’s work is particularly notable for its direct application in real-world settings, making it a valuable reference for students and engineers interested in mobile robotics and smart security systems.