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Baohua Qiang is a robotics researcher whose work bridges precision automation, computer vision, and intelligent manufacturing. His key research areas include robotic manipulation, 3D reconstruction, sensor fusion, and digital twin–driven measurement. One of his most notable contributions is the autonomous delivery of pollen to forsythia flower pistils using a robot arm (2023, 23 citations), demonstrating high-precision manipulation in delicate biological tasks. In manufacturing, his work on digital twin–driven measurement for robotic flexible printed circuit assembly (2023, 21 citations) addresses the challenge of assembling tiny connectors in mobile phone FPCs, where detection is hindered by small component sizes. Qiang has also advanced real-time 3D reconstruction from monocular vision (2021, 12 citations), a core technology for virtual reality and mobile robot path planning. His scan-to-locality map strategy for fusing 2D LiDAR and RGB-D data (2021, 4 citations) improves environmental perception, while his method for generating 3D grasp poses from 2D anchors and local surface depth (2022, 3 citations) enhances robotic dexterity. With a growing citation record, Qiang’s work is shaping the future of autonomous, high-precision robotics in both natural and industrial settings.