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Ximing He is a leading figure in planetary exploration, with a primary focus on lunar surface characterization and extraterrestrial rover operations. His research centers on the geotechnical and morphological analysis of lunar regolith, particularly through the innovative use of digital twin technology to simulate and interpret rover-terrain interactions. He’s best known for his groundbreaking work with the Yutu-2 rover on the lunar farside, where he led a daring expedition to investigate a fin-shaped rock at the Longji site. This mission, detailed in his 2024 highly cited paper, required navigating perilous terrain and managing complex wheel slippage to extend the rover’s operational limits. His contributions have significantly advanced our understanding of lunar regolith properties and rover mobility, with his work garnering over 20 citations in a short time. He’s recognized for pushing the boundaries of in-situ lunar science, blending robotics, geology, and simulation to unlock the Moon’s secrets.
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