Di Tang

Zhejiang University of Technology, China University of Mining and Technology, Hohai University

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Di Tang is a researcher whose work spans bio-inspired robotics, space systems, and autonomous navigation, with a focus on translating complex biological and engineering principles into practical technologies. A standout contribution is his quantitative analysis of the morphing wing mechanism of raptors, specifically the Falco Peregrinus, which has garnered 14 citations. This study dissects the folding motions and bionic design of raptor wings, offering unprecedented insights into their fast, efficient shape-changing abilities—surpassing those of other birds, insects, or bats. By bridging biomechanics and robotics, Tang’s work lays a foundation for next-generation flapping-wing drones. In parallel, he has addressed critical challenges in space robotics, such as active collision avoidance maneuvers under thruster failure (5 citations), and advanced autonomous systems through a LiDAR-camera fusion approach for mapping and navigation (4 citations). His fusion algorithm enhances environmental perception by integrating depth camera point clouds with laser data, improving navigation reliability. Tang’s interdisciplinary research not only advances fundamental understanding but also inspires innovations in aerial robotics, space operations, and autonomous vehicles, marking him as a versatile and impactful figure in modern engineering.