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Junduo Chen is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of acoustic levitation, human–robot interaction, and noncontact manipulation. His most notable contribution is the development of an ultrasonic robotic system that integrates acoustic levitation with Kinect-based gesture control, enabling remote, noncontact manipulation of small objects. This system overcomes the limitations of fixed acoustic levitation setups by allowing users to adjust the manipulation stage wirelessly through hand gestures, eliminating the need for physical clamping forces that could damage delicate samples. While his highly specialized work has garnered a modest citation count of 4, its novelty lies in bridging intuitive human control with advanced acoustic trapping technology—a significant step toward practical, user-friendly micromanipulation platforms. Chen’s research is particularly relevant to fields such as materials science, biology, and microassembly, where sterile or contact-free handling is critical. His work represents an early and innovative effort to make acoustic levitation systems more flexible and accessible for real-world applications.
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