Papers
6
Total Citations
46
H-Index
3
About
Ma Jin is a pioneering roboticist whose research bridges terrestrial and extraterrestrial robotics, with a focus on high-fidelity simulation, gait planning, and fault-tolerant design. His most impactful work, "A real-time, high fidelity dynamic simulation platform for hexapod robots on soft terrain" (22 citations), establishes a foundation for realistic locomotion modeling, enabling robots to navigate challenging environments like loose soil or planetary surfaces. Building on this, his studies on turning gait planning for hydraulic hexapod robots (9 citations) address a critical gap in legged locomotion, providing algorithms that enhance maneuverability and stability. Ma’s contributions extend to space robotics, where he developed joint fault-tolerant designs for the Chinese space robotic arm (7 citations) and pioneered distributed hardware-in-the-loop simulation systems (3-2 citations) for verifying space manipulator tasks on Earth, reducing mission risk. His work on center-of-mass domain analysis (3 citations) further refines hexapod mobility. With a career spanning both heavy-duty hydraulic robots and precision space systems, Ma Jin’s research is instrumental in advancing autonomous robotics for exploration and industrial applications.
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- 3Joint Fault-Tolerant Design of the Chinese Space Robotic Arm7 citations · 2006
- 4Center of mass and its domain for heavy hexapod robots3 citations · 2014
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