Mingde Zhu

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Mingde Zhu is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics and traditional Chinese medicine, whose work focuses on intelligent service robots, human-robot coordination, and advanced control systems. His most significant contribution lies in developing the first hand-eye-force coordination framework for acupuncture robots, integrating robotic precision with the ancient practice of acupoint stimulation. This groundbreaking work, published in 2019 and garnering 19 citations, addresses the complex challenge of automating needle insertion at precise energy meridians while maintaining safety and therapeutic efficacy. Zhu further advances the field through his 2018 study on intelligence evolution for service robots from an Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC) perspective, which has accumulated 15 citations. His research uniquely bridges Eastern medical philosophy with modern robotics, proposing adaptive control strategies that enable robots to learn and refine their manipulation skills through environmental interaction. By combining force sensing, visual feedback, and coordinated motion planning, Zhu's work lays the foundation for next-generation medical robots capable of performing delicate procedures traditionally requiring years of human expertise. His achievements demonstrate how robotic intelligence can preserve and enhance ancient healing arts while meeting contemporary healthcare demands.