Jingge Chen

Beijing Institute of Technology, John Brown University

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Jingge Chen is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics and intelligent systems, with key contributions in library automation and soft robotics. Chen’s early work introduced a groundbreaking mobile robot capable of autonomously crossing floors for library management, integrating a three-degree-of-freedom robotic arm and multisource image recognition to reduce labor and advance the vision of unmanned libraries. This foundational paper has garnered 9 citations, establishing Chen as an innovator in service robotics. More recently, Chen has ventured into the emerging field of multifunctional liquid robotics, exploring the fabrication, control, and sensing capabilities of ferrofluid-based systems. The 2024 paper on this topic, with 8 citations, demonstrates Chen’s ability to bridge traditional robotics with cutting-edge material science, offering new possibilities for adaptive, reconfigurable machines. By combining practical automation solutions with visionary soft robotics research, Chen’s work not only addresses real-world challenges in logistics and infrastructure but also pushes the boundaries of what robots can be. Their research trajectory reflects a commitment to both immediate impact and long-term technological transformation.