Haoran Ju
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Haoran Ju is a leading researcher in rehabilitation robotics and astronaut health systems, with a focus on cable-driven mechanisms for space-based physical therapy. His most-cited work, "Force Control Strategy and Bench Press Experimental Research of a Cable Driven Astronaut Rehabilitative Training Robot" (2017, 23 citations), introduces a modular reconfigurable robot designed to counteract space adaptation syndrome in astronauts. This pioneering system enables multiple exercises—including bench press, running, and deep squat—through precise force control strategies, addressing critical muscle atrophy and bone density loss during long-duration missions. Ju’s contributions bridge robotics, biomechanics, and aerospace medicine, offering scalable solutions for both extraterrestrial and terrestrial rehabilitation. His research has been cited in studies on cable-driven parallel robots, human-robot interaction, and adaptive control systems, highlighting its interdisciplinary impact. By integrating experimental validation with theoretical force control, Ju advances the practical deployment of robotic trainers in extreme environments, laying groundwork for future autonomous health maintenance systems in space exploration.
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