Chengcheng Fu

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Chengcheng Fu is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, extended reality (XR), and robotic-assisted surgery. Their work systematically investigates how immersive technologies—including augmented and virtual reality—can transform surgical interfaces, enhancing precision and user experience in minimally invasive procedures. Fu’s most-cited paper, “Exploring the dynamics of user experience and interaction in XR-enhanced robotic surgery: a systematic review” (2024), synthesizes the rapid evolution of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) systems, highlighting how augmented interfaces are critical for executing complex, image-guided operations. This review has already garnered early citations, reflecting its timely impact on both surgical robotics and XR design communities. Fu’s contributions bridge technical innovation with human factors, offering frameworks to optimize surgeon performance and patient outcomes. Their work is particularly notable for advancing understanding of how dynamic user interactions in XR environments can reduce cognitive load and improve procedural accuracy. As a rising voice in this interdisciplinary field, Fu’s research is shaping the next generation of smart, adaptive surgical systems, making them a key figure for students and researchers exploring the future of technology-enhanced medicine.