Chih‐Hsing Chu
Papers
8
Total Citations
88
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About
Chih-Hsing Chu is a leading researcher at the intersection of augmented reality (AR), human-robot collaboration, and intelligent manufacturing. His work focuses on designing intuitive AR interfaces that enable seamless human-robot interaction, particularly for industrial assembly and robot programming by demonstration. Chu’s most influential paper, “Augmented reality user interface design and experimental evaluation for human-robot collaborative assembly” (2023), has garnered 58 citations, demonstrating its significant impact on the field. He has systematically explored how AR can enhance situational awareness, task allocation, and path planning in manufacturing environments, with recent experimental studies comparing interaction modalities for industrial robot programming. Chu also contributes to the broader discourse on Industry 5.0, editing special issues on extended reality in design and manufacturing and human-robot collaboration. His early work on AR-based robot path planning (2016) laid foundational methods for combining programming by demonstration with AR interfaces. Through his research, Chu is shaping the future of symbiotic human-AI partnerships in next-generation factories, making complex robotic systems more accessible and efficient for human operators.
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- 3Special Issue: Extended Reality in Design and Manufacturing4 citations · 2024
- 4Special Issue: Human–Robot Collaboration in Industry 5.04 citations · 2025
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