Chih‐Chung Chen

Technical University of Munich, National Tsing Hua University, Chang Gung University

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Total Citations

129

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About

Chih-Chung Chen is a leading researcher at the intersection of control systems, robotics, and biomedical engineering. His work primarily focuses on networked control systems, visual servo control, and assistive robotics, with a particular emphasis on overcoming real-time performance limitations caused by communication delays and low visual feedback rates. Chen’s major contributions include pioneering cloud-based networked visual servo control, which addresses the challenge of slow image processing in vision-based motion systems—a key advancement for high-speed automation. His 2012 paper on this topic has garnered 92 citations, reflecting its foundational impact. Additionally, his 2008 study on stability and stabilization of networked control systems with random time delay (15 citations) introduced novel methods to mitigate Ethernet-induced transmission delays, enhancing control reliability. Beyond industrial applications, Chen has innovated in biomedical robotics, developing a robot-assisted passive exercise system for ankle hypertonia in spinal cord injury patients (9 citations), and in bioengineering, creating a paper-based device for microalga separation and cultivation (13 citations). His interdisciplinary work bridges theoretical control with practical, life-improving technologies, making him a notable figure in both automation and healthcare engineering.