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Jinhong Wang is a robotics researcher specializing in parallel mechanisms, underactuated grippers, and medical robotics. Their work focuses on developing novel robotic systems for surgical applications and adaptive grasping. Wang's most significant contribution is the design and optimization of a 3-RRPS parallel robot for pelvic fracture reduction, addressing the challenge of achieving large rotation ranges in confined workspaces—a critical requirement in orthopedic surgery. This work, published in 2022, has garnered 13 citations and demonstrates Wang's ability to bridge theoretical kinematics with clinical needs. In the domain of robotic manipulation, Wang introduced an underactuated gripper based on car differentials, enabling self-adaptive grasping with passive disturbance rejection using only a single actuator. This innovative design, cited 10 times, simplifies control while maintaining robust performance. Wang further advanced dexterous grasping with a passively compliant idler mechanism featuring dynamic tendon routing, enhancing adaptability in unstructured environments. With a growing citation record, Wang's research is recognized for its practical impact on surgical robotics and adaptive manipulation, positioning them as a rising contributor to the field of medical and assistive robotics.