Jiapin Chen
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6
Total Citations
87
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About
Jiapin Chen is a pioneering researcher in the field of microrobotics, with a primary focus on micro-assembly, microrobot design, and multi-robot navigation. His most influential work, "Microrobot based micro-assembly sequence planning with hybrid ant colony algorithm" (2007, 39 citations), introduced an innovative approach to optimize the assembly of microscopic components, significantly advancing automation at the micro-scale. Chen has also made substantial contributions to mobile robot navigation in hybrid sensor networks, developing novel algorithms that enable robots to travel without prior location information (2013, 20 citations). His work on relative localization for multiple micro-robots using simple sensors (2013, 20 citations) has been instrumental in enabling cooperative behaviors among miniature robotic swarms. Notably, Chen has designed millimeter-scale omnidirectional micro-robots with unique dual-wheel structures to minimize slip effects and improve positioning precision, critical for microassembly tasks. His research on magnetic wheel structures and permanent magnetic micro-robots further demonstrates his commitment to overcoming the fundamental challenges of precision and control at the micro-scale, making him a key figure in the advancement of microrobotic systems for manufacturing and assembly applications.
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- 5Manufacturing and Wireless Driving of a Permanent Magnetic Micro-robot3 citations · 2013
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