Cheng‐Hui Xu
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Cheng-Hui Xu is a leading researcher in the field of physical human-robot interaction, with a primary focus on the design and control of lower-limb exoskeletons for rehabilitation and assistive applications. His most cited work, "Influence of a Compatible Design on Physical Human-Robot Interaction Force: a Case Study of a Self-Adapting Lower-Limb Exoskeleton Mechanism" (2019, 25 citations), introduces a novel self-adapting mechanism that minimizes unwanted interaction forces between the user and the robot. This contribution is critical for improving comfort and safety in wearable robotics, addressing a key challenge in human-robot collaboration. Xu's research demonstrates how compatible mechanical design—aligning the robot's kinematics with the human body—can significantly reduce physical strain and enhance the naturalness of movement. His work has been instrumental in advancing the ergonomics of exoskeletons, making them more practical for long-term use in clinical and daily living settings. With a growing citation record, Xu’s studies are increasingly referenced in the design of adaptive, user-centered robotic systems, marking him as a rising authority in the intersection of mechanical design and human-robot interaction.
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