Chien-Ming Tseng

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Chien-Ming Tseng is a leading researcher in autonomous systems and wireless power transfer, with a particular focus on enabling full automation for electric drones. His most-cited work, “Autonomous Inductive Charging System for Battery-operated Electric Drones” (32 citations), tackles a critical bottleneck in drone deployment: the need for manual battery charging. By integrating solar-powered inductive charging, Tseng’s design allows drones to recharge autonomously without human intervention, significantly extending their operational range and paving the way for truly self-sustaining aerial fleets. This contribution has direct implications for applications in surveillance, delivery, and environmental monitoring. Beyond this flagship paper, Tseng’s research portfolio spans inductive power transfer, battery management, and energy harvesting for unmanned systems. His work is distinguished by a practical, systems-level approach that bridges power electronics and robotics, earning recognition from both academic and industry communities. For students and researchers in autonomous robotics or sustainable energy systems, Tseng’s innovations offer a clear path toward solving one of the most persistent challenges in drone technology: the energy autonomy gap.