Qianqian Chen

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Qianqian Chen is a rising researcher in the field of bioinspired robotics, with a focus on aquatic and amphibious locomotion. Her work draws inspiration from natural creatures to design robots capable of agile movement across water and air domains. Chen’s most notable contribution is the design and implementation of a miniature stingray-inspired robot (2025, 4 citations), which demonstrates how biological principles can be translated into compact, efficient robotic systems. She also authored a comprehensive review of bioinspired aquatic jumping robots (2024, 3 citations), synthesizing knowledge on impulsive, momentum-based, and mixed water–air cross-domain locomotion strategies found in nature. This review serves as a valuable resource for researchers seeking to understand the evolutionary adaptations that enable jumping and gliding in aquatic and amphibious animals. Though early in her career, Chen’s work has already laid important groundwork for the development of small-scale robots capable of navigating complex aquatic environments. Her research holds promise for applications in environmental monitoring, search and rescue, and biological exploration, marking her as a thoughtful contributor to the growing field of bioinspired robotics.