Hongjing Liang
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About
Hongjing Liang is a leading researcher in intelligent control systems, with a primary focus on multiagent systems, robotic manipulators, and cyber-physical security. Her work addresses critical challenges in distributed control under adversarial conditions, particularly denial-of-service (DoS) attacks and actuator faults. Liang’s most cited paper, “Dual-Event-Triggered Intelligence Security Control for Multiagent Systems Against DoS Attacks With Applications in Mobile Robot Systems” (2023, 31 citations), introduces a novel dual-event-triggered mechanism that ensures secure and resilient coordination even when communication signals are compromised. She has also made significant contributions to human-robot interaction, developing practical prescribed-time control strategies for co-transportation tasks that incorporate velocity observers and obstacle avoidance (2024, 8 citations). Her research extends to fixed-time self-triggered fuzzy adaptive control for N-link robotic manipulators (2024, 8 citations) and adaptive prescribed-time fuzzy fault-tolerant control (2025). Liang’s work is distinguished by its theoretical rigor and direct experimental validation, bridging the gap between advanced control theory and real-world robotic applications. Her growing citation record underscores her impact on secure, adaptive, and time-critical control systems.
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