Papers
3
Total Citations
22
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3
About
Jie Qi is a pioneering researcher in the field of amphibious robotics, with a particular focus on designing versatile robots capable of seamless operation across aquatic and terrestrial environments. Her major contributions include the development of innovative wheel-propeller integrated amphibious robots, which address the critical challenge of efficient locomotion in both water and on land. Through hydrodynamic analysis and design optimization, she has advanced the practical application of these robots for near-shore monitoring and rapid environmental response. Her work on paper-based pneumatic locomotive robots with sticky actuators further demonstrates her commitment to low-cost, accessible robotics, using everyday materials to create simple yet functional robotic systems. With over 22 citations across her most influential papers, Qi's research has laid important groundwork for deployable, reconfigurable amphibious systems. Her 2014 review on amphibious robots remains a key reference in the field, systematically classifying legged, snake-like, spherical, and wheel-propeller integrated designs. Qi's achievements highlight her dedication to making robotics more affordable and adaptable, inspiring future innovations in soft robotics and autonomous systems for environmental monitoring.
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Top Papers
- 1Amphibious Robots: A Review14 citations · 2014
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- 3Paper-based Pneumatic Locomotive Robot with Sticky Actuator4 citations · 2016