Chuangqiang Guo

Harbin Institute of Technology

Papers

19

Total Citations

356

H-Index

10

About

Dr. Chuangqiang Guo is a pioneering roboticist whose work spans soft robotics, sensor design, and medical robotics. His research focuses on developing novel actuation and sensing systems for robots operating in unstructured environments. He is best known for creating a highly cited absolute magnetic rotary sensor (120 citations), which provides robust, lightweight angular measurement for motors and robot joints. Dr. Guo has made significant contributions to inflatable robotic arms, designing joints and control systems that enable large-scale, ultralight manipulators—including a 1.8-meter arm weighing only 191 grams. His work on pneumatic artificial muscles has produced enhanced static models that eliminate the need for experimentally determined parameters, advancing soft actuator theory. In medical robotics, Dr. Guo has developed deep learning-based vein segmentation and multi-objective optimization methods for venipuncture robots, addressing critical challenges in automated blood drawing. His research on dynamic obstacle avoidance for mobile robots, using half model-free detection and tracking with 2D LiDAR, has achieved 68 citations. Through this diverse portfolio, Dr. Guo demonstrates a commitment to creating practical, high-performance robotic systems that bridge fundamental research and real-world application.

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Key Achievements

10
H-Index
19
Papers
356
Total Citations
19
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
A Novel Absolute Magnetic Rotary Sensor
120 citations · 2015
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2022 (4 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 28
🏛 Institutions: Harbin Institute of Technology

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