David Cheneler
Papers
10
Total Citations
65
H-Index
5
About
David Cheneler is a leading researcher in soft and continuum robotics, with a focus on bio-inspired systems for navigating and operating in restricted, hazardous environments. His work centers on developing worm-like and continuum robots that use peristaltic motion and flexure-hinge mechanisms to achieve high dexterity and positional accuracy, enabling remote engineering tasks in nuclear, chemical, and industrial settings. His most cited paper, a 2024 review on worm-like pipe inspection robots, has garnered 18 citations, reflecting its significance in the field. Cheneler has made notable contributions to collaborative continuum robots for remote operations and low-cost, semi-autonomous systems for radiological waste characterization, demonstrating practical applications in nuclear decommissioning. His research also extends to sensor development, including silicon-carbide-based neutron detectors for fuel debris detection at Fukushima. With over 60 citations across his top papers, Cheneler’s work bridges soft robotics, precision control, and real-world engineering challenges, offering innovative solutions for inaccessible environments.
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- 4Collaborative Continuum Robots for Remote Engineering Operations7 citations · 2022
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- 10Plant Leaf Position Estimation with Computer Vision1 citations · 2020