Ming‐Lang Tseng
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134
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About
Ming-Lang Tseng is a leading researcher at the intersection of sustainable operations, circular economy, and advanced manufacturing. His work primarily focuses on integrating Industry 4.0 technologies—such as service robots and collaborative automation—with sustainable supply chain management. A key contribution is his hierarchical analysis of municipal solid waste management barriers in Taiwan, which has garnered 38 citations and provides a structured framework for overcoming technological obstacles. Tseng has also advanced the field of assembly-line balancing by exploring the transition from industrial robots to human-robot collaborative systems, a 2024 study with 34 citations that outlines future research directions for smart production. In a novel 2023 study, he examined the curvilinear and linear effects of service robot anthropomorphism on consumer usage intention, revealing how perceived risk mediates adoption. His applied work includes developing circular supply chain strategies for Vietnam’s canned food industry and merging circular economy practices with financial sustainability in natural resource management. With over 134 citations across his most-cited papers, Tseng’s research is instrumental in guiding industries toward resilient, technology-driven, and environmentally sustainable operations.
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