Lerong Zhang

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Lerong Zhang is a pioneering researcher in the field of space robotics and structural assembly, with a focused expertise in the dynamics and control of ultra-large space structures. His most-cited work, "Influences of space perturbations on robotic assembly process of ultra-large structures" (2023), has garnered 19 citations, establishing a foundational understanding of how microgravity and orbital disturbances affect the precision and stability of autonomous robotic construction in space. Zhang’s major contribution lies in modeling the complex interplay between environmental perturbations—such as solar radiation pressure and gravitational gradients—and the mechanical assembly of modular structures, providing critical insights for future space-based megaprojects like orbital telescopes and space stations. His research bridges theoretical mechanics and practical robotics, offering robust control strategies to mitigate assembly errors. This work has been recognized as a key reference for engineers developing next-generation autonomous assembly systems. Zhang’s achievements underscore his role as a rising authority in space construction, with his findings directly informing the design of resilient, self-assembling architectures for deep-space missions.