Dewen Tang
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About
Dewen Tang is a leading researcher in nuclear robotics, specializing in the radiation hardening and autonomous navigation of robotic systems deployed in hazardous environments. His work addresses critical challenges in nuclear safety, focusing on the resilience of control and sensing systems against ionizing radiation. In his highly cited 2024 study, "Research on Radiation Damage and Reinforcement of Control and Sensing Systems in Nuclear Robots," Tang conducted systematic radiation experiments on key electronic components and designed innovative shielding structures to mitigate damage, directly enhancing the reliability of robots in nuclear facilities. This work has garnered 4 citations, underscoring its relevance to the field. Additionally, his 2023 paper, "Design of an autonomous navigation system for emergency disposal robots at radioactive waste sites under extreme climatic conditions," tackles the complex problem of robotic autonomy after sudden weather disasters, proposing a navigation framework that ensures safe operation without human intervention. With 2 citations, this study highlights Tang’s commitment to protecting personnel through robotic substitution. His contributions are pivotal for advancing resilient, autonomous systems in nuclear waste management and emergency response.
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