Jiayin Zhou

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Jiayin Zhou is a researcher whose work bridges 3D medical imaging, surgical simulation, and haptic robotics. Her key research areas include shape modeling for anatomical structures and the development of robotic systems for surgical training. One of her notable contributions is a method for 3D shape decomposition and comparison of the gallbladder, which enables shape anomaly analysis and model selection for laparoscopic cholecystectomy simulation. This work supports image-guided robotic surgical training, offering a foundation for more realistic and adaptive simulation environments. Zhou has also advanced surgical robotics through the design of a simulation robot with haptics and friction compensation, enhancing the fidelity of force feedback in training systems. Although her most-cited papers each hold 3 citations, their impact lies in laying groundwork for integrating computational geometry with robotic surgical education. Her achievements reflect a focused effort to improve surgical skill acquisition through precise modeling and tactile realism.