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Jiting Li is a robotics researcher whose work spans rehabilitation engineering, industrial automation, and human-robot interaction. Her research focuses on developing intelligent robotic systems that adapt to human needs, particularly in medical rehabilitation and industrial inspection contexts. Li's most influential work, "An adaptive haptic interaction architecture for knee rehabilitation robot" (2009, 15 citations), introduces a novel framework that dynamically adjusts robotic assistance based on patients' evolving motor abilities, addressing the critical challenge of balancing training effectiveness with patient safety in rehabilitation robotics. This adaptive approach represents a significant contribution to human-robot interaction design for therapeutic applications. Li has also made notable contributions to industrial robotics, including accuracy compensation for spraying robots using RBF neural networks (2016) and virtual reality-based navigation systems for tank inspection robots (2021). Her recent work on 6-DoF grasp estimation using RGB-D data with external attention mechanisms (2024) demonstrates her continued engagement with cutting-edge computer vision and manipulation research. Through her diverse portfolio spanning rehabilitation, inspection, and manufacturing robotics, Li has established herself as a versatile researcher advancing adaptive and intelligent robotic systems for real-world applications.