Chuan Jiang
Papers
4
Total Citations
38
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3
About
Chuan Jiang is a rising force in bio-inspired robotics, specializing in the design, modeling, and control of bionic undulating fin robots. His research bridges fluid dynamics, flexible mechanics, and nonlinear dynamics to unlock amphibious locomotion—enabling robots to transition seamlessly between underwater, terrestrial, and marshy environments. Jiang’s most cited work (2024, 17 citations) pioneers closed-loop motion control for these unique systems, while his 2025 study on dynamic modeling (9 citations) rigorously analyzes how flexible fin deformation and fluid-fin interactions affect performance. A standout contribution is his exploration of the rigid-flex connection between fin-rays and fin-surface, which grants the fin both active flexibility and load-bearing capacity—a critical innovation for real-world deployment. His 2024 nonlinear dynamics study (9 citations) further examines ground-based undulatory locomotion under frictional contact, while his latest work (2025, 3 citations) investigates unconventional motion patterns to optimize hydrodynamic efficiency. With a growing citation footprint, Jiang is shaping the next generation of versatile, bio-inspired robots for search-and-rescue, environmental monitoring, and exploration in complex terrains.
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