Papers
10
Total Citations
221
H-Index
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About
Kai Su is a pioneering researcher in the field of intelligent robotics, with a particular focus on autonomous security systems, multisensor fusion, and networked robot control. His work spans the intersection of artificial intelligence, sensor integration, and real-world robotic applications, addressing critical challenges in home security, remote diagnostics, and autonomous operation. Su's most influential contribution, "Networked Intelligent Robots through the Internet" (2003, 80 citations), established foundational frameworks for remote robotic control via internet and communication networks, anticipating the trajectory of IoT-connected robotics. His development of multisensor fusion algorithms — applied to fire detection, security monitoring, and animal robots — demonstrated how combining smoke, flame, and temperature sensors could dramatically improve situational awareness in autonomous systems. His automatic docking and recharging system (2005, 38 citations) addressed a fundamental practical constraint in mobile robotics, enabling continuous autonomous operation. Collectively accumulating over 220 citations, Su's research portfolio reflects a consistent commitment to translating intelligent systems research into practical, deployable solutions. His Chung Cheng security robot series and WFSR-II platform stand as notable hardware achievements, bridging theoretical multisensor decision-making with tangible, real-world autonomous security applications.
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Top Papers
- 1Networked intelligent robots through the internet: issues and opportunities80 citations · 2003
- 2Automatic docking and recharging system for autonomous security robot38 citations · 2005
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- 5The multiple interface security robot - WFSR-II11 citations · 2005
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- 7An intelligent remote maintenance and diagnostic system on mobile robot5 citations · 2003
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- 9Multisensor based control of pet robot through the Internet4 citations · 2002
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