Cancan Rong

Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China University of Mining and Technology

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Cancan Rong is a leading researcher in wireless power transfer (WPT) systems, with a focus on enabling flexible, omnidirectional, and multi-device energy delivery. Her most cited work, "Omnidirectional Free-Degree Wireless Power Transfer System Based on Magnetic Dipole Coils for Multiple Receivers" (2021, 29 citations), introduces a novel cubic transmitter structure using magnetic dipole coils. This design allows for simultaneous, orientation-independent power delivery to multiple receivers—a critical advancement for powering distributed sensors, mobile robots, and wearable electronics without precise alignment. Rong’s contributions address a fundamental limitation of conventional WPT, which typically requires fixed coil alignment. Her recent work, "Analysis and design of U-shaped wireless power transfer system for humanoid robots" (2024), extends this research to dynamic, high-degree-of-freedom applications, such as powering humanoid robots during movement. By proposing innovative magnetic coupling mechanisms, Rong is helping to realize truly cable-free, flexible power infrastructures. Her research is highly relevant for students and engineers working on the Internet of Things, robotics, and contactless charging systems, offering practical solutions for energy autonomy in complex, real-world environments.