Guanghao Li

Papers

Total Citations

101

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About

Guanghao Li is a leading researcher in biomimetic robotics, specializing in underwater propulsion systems inspired by aquatic life. His work focuses on undulating propulsion mechanisms, which offer superior stability and maneuverability compared to traditional propeller-based designs in harsh marine environments. Li's most influential paper, "Underwater Undulating Propulsion Biomimetic Robots: A Review" (2023, 73 citations), provides a comprehensive overview of this emerging field, highlighting the inefficiencies of conventional propellers and the potential of biomimetic alternatives. His earlier study, "The Analysis of Biomimetic Caudal Fin Propulsion Mechanism with CFD" (2020, 17 citations), uses computational fluid dynamics to explore the low-energy, high-efficiency swimming of fish, offering new insights for bionic underwater robot design. More recently, his 2024 paper "Study on stable thrust of separated undulating fins" (11 citations) advances understanding of thrust stability in segmented fin systems. With a growing citation record, Li's contributions are shaping the future of autonomous underwater vehicles, emphasizing energy efficiency and adaptability for real-world applications. His work bridges biology and engineering, inspiring next-generation robotic solutions.