Qilei Zou
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3
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37
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About
Qilei Zou is a leading researcher in the field of ultrasonic bone cutting technology, with a primary focus on advancing surgical robotics and orthopedic biomechanics. His work centers on developing indirect measurement methods for ultrasonic bone cutting forces, a critical challenge for achieving real-time bone layer perception and precise force control in robot-assisted orthopedic surgery. Zou’s major contributions include pioneering the use of anti-node vibration displacement and strain sensors to non-invasively estimate cutting forces, as demonstrated in his 2023 papers, which have collectively garnered 27 citations. His 2024 study further extends this work by employing the extended finite element method to model the cutting mechanism, offering deeper insights into the fracture behavior of bone tissue under ultrasonic vibration. With a total of 37 citations across his top three papers, Zou’s research is highly impactful, providing foundational tools for safer, more autonomous surgical robots. His achievements are notable for bridging theoretical modeling and practical sensor design, positioning him as a key innovator in the integration of ultrasonic osteotomy with robotic systems.
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