Linghe Kong

Papers

Total Citations

113

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About

Linghe Kong is a leading researcher in wireless communications and networked robotics, whose work bridges the gap between high-speed millimeter-wave (mmWave) systems and intelligent multi-robot collaboration. His most influential contribution, the 2017 paper "Autonomous Relay for Millimeter-Wave Wireless Communications" (90 citations), addresses a critical challenge in next-generation wireless: overcoming the severe signal blockage inherent to mmWave. By designing autonomous relay strategies, Kong’s work enables reliable multi-gigabit transmission and beamforming, laying a foundation for future 5G and 6G networks. In parallel, Kong has advanced the field of collaborative robotics with "AdaSharing: Adaptive Data Sharing in Collaborative Robots" (16 citations), which tackles the real-time data exchange problem in multi-robot systems for industrial tasks like assembly. More recently, his 2022 paper "WheelLoc" (7 citations) introduces a practical, integrated sensing and communication approach for accurate localization of wheeled mobile targets, leveraging ubiquitous WiFi infrastructure. This work promises to enhance navigation and augmented reality applications. Kong’s research is characterized by its practical focus—solving real-world deployment issues—and its interdisciplinary impact, from autonomous relay networks to adaptive robot teams.