Papers
10
Total Citations
263
H-Index
7
About
Huijuan Feng is a leading researcher at the intersection of origami engineering, mechanical metamaterials, and robotics, with a focus on creating structures that can change shape, stiffness, and chirality on demand. Her most influential work, "Programmable stiffness and shape modulation in origami materials" (112 citations), introduced a groundbreaking concept of distant actuation in origami-based metamaterials, enabling remote control of mechanical properties through geometric design. She has also made significant contributions to the fundamental understanding of folding mechanics, including generalized modeling of origami folding joints (34 citations) and the folding of tubular waterbomb structures (56 citations). Feng’s research extends to reconfigurable mechanisms, such as Bennett-inspired mechanisms and dual-spherical-4R chiral origami, which open new possibilities for deployable structures and robotics. Her work on helical structures with switchable chirality (19 citations) has implications for designing metamaterials with tunable optical and mechanical properties. With a growing portfolio that includes origami robots and surgical robotics platforms, Feng is recognized for bridging theoretical origami kinematics with practical engineering applications, earning her a citation count exceeding 260 and a reputation as a rising star in the field of intelligent, reconfigurable systems.
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- 2Folding of Tubular Waterbomb56 citations · 2020
- 3Generalized modeling of origami folding joints34 citations · 2021
- 4Helical structures with switchable and hierarchical chirality19 citations · 2020
- 5Origami robots12 citations · 2018
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