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Guangming Zhang is a robotics and control systems researcher whose work spans intelligent automation, robot vision, motion control, and advanced system dynamics. His research addresses practical challenges in construction robotics, robot manipulator control, and planetary exploration systems, bridging theoretical foundations with real-world engineering applications. Among his notable contributions, Zhang has developed vision-based object segmentation frameworks using multi-layer perceptron networks to enable construction robots to identify and localize targets within complex environments. His work on spraying robot optimization established mathematical models for achieving uniform coating distribution by optimizing spray distance and gun movement parameters — directly impacting industrial product quality. In control theory, he has contributed to H∞ sliding mode controllers for Markov jump systems with time-varying delays, addressing probabilistic transitions in uncertain dynamic environments. His adaptive fixed-time tracking control method for robot manipulators provides robust trajectory tracking under uncertain dynamics and external disturbances, with guaranteed convergence bounds. More recently, Zhang has explored constant force control for terrain-sensing systems aboard planetary rovers, supporting extraterrestrial mission safety. With citations spanning autonomous systems, advanced control, and field robotics, Zhang represents an emerging researcher making meaningful contributions across multiple interconnected engineering domains.