Chuting Tan

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Chuting Tan is a researcher focused on the intersection of robotics, energy systems, and nuclear safety. Her work addresses the critical challenge of deploying mobile robots in high-radiation environments, such as nuclear power plants, where human presence is hazardous. Her most cited paper, "The impact of radiation degraded li-ion battery to mobile robots" (2017), investigates how radiation exposure degrades lithium-ion battery performance, directly affecting robot mobility and mission reliability in nuclear facilities. This contribution is vital for ensuring the safe operation of autonomous systems in hazardous settings. While her citation count is modest, her research fills an important niche in robotics and nuclear engineering, highlighting the practical constraints of energy storage in extreme conditions. Tan’s work underscores the need for robust power systems in disaster response and industrial automation, offering foundational insights for students and researchers developing resilient robots for high-stakes environments.