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Jurachart Jongusuk is a robotics researcher whose work centers on the motion control, coordination, and navigation of multiple autonomous mobile robots. His most significant contributions lie in the development of tracking control algorithms for nonholonomic mobile robot systems — robots subject to rolling and nonslipping constraints — with a particular focus on enabling multiple robots to operate collaboratively without colliding with one another. His landmark 2002 study on inter-robot collision-free tracking introduced a priority-based framework and a novel Cartesian-to-distance coordinate transformation to manage safe clearances between robots, accumulating 24 citations and establishing a foundational methodology in multi-robot systems research. Building on this, his 2006 work on formation control extended these ideas to formations of unicycle-type follower robots, earning 21 citations and demonstrating robust solutions to the challenging problem of maintaining desired spatial configurations among nonholonomic agents. Across his body of work, Jongusuk has consistently tackled the practical complexities of deploying robot teams in real-world environments, where collision avoidance and precise coordinated movement are critical. With a combined citation count exceeding 60 across his key publications, his research has meaningfully shaped methodologies in multi-robot coordination and autonomous systems engineering.