Jingjing Xiao

Beihang University, Xiamen University, University of Birmingham

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Jingjing Xiao is a pioneering researcher in ophthalmic surgical robotics, with a focus on enhancing precision in corneal and vitreoretinal microsurgery. Her work bridges the gap between manual surgical techniques and robotic assistance, addressing critical challenges in tissue interaction and surgical automation. Xiao’s most-cited paper, “Insertion force in manual and robotic corneal suturing” (2011, 17 citations), provides foundational insights into the biomechanics of needle-tissue interaction, offering quantitative data that informs the design of safer, more effective robotic suturing systems. She further advanced the field with her comprehensive review, “Classifications and Functions of Vitreoretinal Surgery Assisted Robots” (2019, 9 citations), which systematically categorizes robotic platforms—from master-slave teleoperation to cooperative and micro-robots—highlighting their roles in overcoming human manual limitations. Additionally, her work on “A real-time tracking and optimised gaze control for a redundant humanoid robot head” (2015, 6 citations) demonstrates her versatility in robotics, applying adaptive visual tracking and control strategies to humanoid systems. Xiao’s contributions are instrumental in shaping the next generation of surgical robotics, improving accuracy and safety in delicate eye surgeries.