Guifei Wang
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Guifei Wang’s research lies at the intersection of biomechanics and robotics, with a primary focus on understanding and replicating human jaw movements. Her most cited work, “Trajectory measurement of human mandible and movement test of a chewing robot” (2015), represents a foundational contribution to the field of bio-inspired robotics. In this study, Wang used mandibular kinesiography to precisely measure the lower incisor point trajectory of the human mandible, identifying key parameters of the movement envelope. These measurements were then applied to control a chewing robot, enabling it to mimic human mastication with biological fidelity. Although her citation count remains modest—this paper has garnered 2 citations—its impact is notable for bridging experimental biomechanics and robotic actuation. Wang’s work is particularly valuable for researchers in dental biomechanics, rehabilitation engineering, and humanoid robotics, as it provides essential data for designing more naturalistic chewing mechanisms. Her careful integration of empirical measurement with robotic control demonstrates a methodical approach to translating human physiological data into functional engineering solutions.
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