Papers
23
Total Citations
245
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About
Jungsan Cho is a leading robotics engineer whose research focuses on the design and control of advanced robotic systems for challenging environments, particularly search and rescue and off-road transportation. His most impactful work includes the development of a specialized snake robot gripper module for navigating narrow spaces, which has garnered 69 citations for its innovative three-finger design that retracts into the robot’s body. Cho has also made significant contributions to hydraulic quadruped robots, notably through his work on the "JINPOONG" platform, where he developed walking strategies for uneven terrain and a horse-inspired mechanical stiffness switch for legs to regulate ground reaction forces. His research extends to improving precision in hydraulic manipulators using virtual spring-damper controllers and designing a two-wheeled inverted pendulum robot with a sliding mechanism for off-road transport. With a portfolio of highly cited papers, Cho’s work is instrumental in advancing robot mobility and manipulation in disaster zones and rugged landscapes, demonstrating a clear impact on both theoretical control methods and practical robotic hardware.
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- 1Snake Robot Gripper Module for Search and Rescue in Narrow Spaces69 citations · 2022
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- 7Dynamic walking of JINPOONG on the uneven terrain14 citations · 2013
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