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Jigang Chen is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction, with a specialized focus on advancing sensing technologies for aerospace applications. His work centers on solving the critical challenge of enabling efficient and reliable interaction between astronauts and robots in the harsh, complex environment of space. Chen’s major contribution lies in the development of real-time sensing technology for aerospace interactive behavior, specifically through the innovative use of infrared array force tactile sensors. This technology allows robots to perceive and respond to physical contact with high precision, a crucial capability for performing dangerous tasks in place of astronauts. His 2021 paper, "Research on Real-time Sensing Technology of Aerospace Interactive Behavior Based on Infrared Array Force Tactile," has garnered 3 citations, establishing a foundational piece for researchers working on tactile feedback systems in space. By addressing the urgent need for robust, non-visual interaction methods, Chen’s work is paving the way for safer and more autonomous robotic operations in orbit, directly supporting the future of expanded space exploration.
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