Papers
19
Total Citations
143
H-Index
6
About
Caidong Wang is a robotics researcher whose work spans legged locomotion, rehabilitation engineering, and underwater manipulation. His most impactful contributions focus on improving the performance and functionality of quadruped robots. He pioneered the use of signal-to-noise ratio theory to optimize the motion trajectory accuracy of four-legged robots (25 citations) and developed a geometric approach to solve the stable workspace of bionic quadruped robots with hand-foot-integrated function (19 citations). In rehabilitation robotics, Wang designed a novel ankle joint auxiliary rehabilitation robot driven by a rigid-flexible hybrid 2-S’PS’ mechanism (17 citations), and conceptualized a bionic horse robot for equine-assisted therapy, featuring a cam-linkage-driven single-leg system (15 citations). His work also extends to deepwater structure pose measurement (13 citations), welding robot trajectory planning using Bezier curves (8 citations), and a jumpable bionic robot with joint energy storage inspired by cheetah anatomy (6 citations). Wang has also contributed to underwater manipulator control (6 citations) and SLAM-based indoor localization (5 citations). His latest research explores three-dimensional micromanipulation using optothermally actuated bubble robots (4 citations), demonstrating his continued innovation across diverse robotic systems.
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- 5A novel deepwater structures pose measurement method and experimental study13 citations · 2012
- 6Trajectory Planning for a Welding Robot Based on the Bezier Curve8 citations · 2015
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- 8A Novel Hybrid Control Method for the Underwater Manipulator6 citations · 2008
- 9Indoor localization technology of SLAM based on binocular vision and IMU5 citations · 2022
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