Deli Jia

Harbin University of Science and Technology

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Deli Jia is a robotics researcher whose early work laid foundational concepts in wireless mobile robot control. Jia’s most cited paper, “The Design of On-line Mobile Robot over Bluetooth Technology” (2006, 3 citations), introduced a pioneering Bluetooth-based communication system for autonomous navigation. This design enabled a mobile robot to avoid obstacles, download route programs online, and transmit real-time image data to a central computer—all while maintaining remote control functionality. Though modest in citation count, this work represents an important early integration of wireless communication with autonomous robotics, anticipating later developments in teleoperated and IoT-connected robotic systems. Jia’s contribution demonstrates a practical engineering approach to solving real-time control and data transmission challenges, combining obstacle avoidance algorithms with Bluetooth protocol implementation. For students and researchers exploring the history of wireless robotics or the evolution of mobile robot control systems, Jia’s work offers a clear example of how Bluetooth technology was leveraged to create more flexible, remotely operable robotic platforms.