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Qingxu Deng is a researcher specializing in real-time systems and robotic software frameworks, with a particular focus on bridging the gap between modern computing architectures and the stringent timing requirements of safety-critical applications. His work spans response time analysis, computation offloading, and GPU resource management, making him a notable contributor to the intersection of robotics and real-time computing. Deng's most impactful contribution, "Response Time Analysis and Priority Assignment of Processing Chains on ROS2 Executors" (2020, 71 citations), addresses the critical challenge of formally modeling and guaranteeing real-time constraints within the widely adopted Robot Operating System (ROS 2) framework. This work has become an essential reference for researchers and engineers developing safety-critical robotic software. His earlier research on computation offloading (2014) introduced innovative mechanisms to harness timing-unreliable computing components within hard real-time systems — a bold rethinking of conventional design assumptions that garnered over 25 combined citations. More recently, his ROSGM framework (2023) tackles GPU resource management within ROS 2, addressing a significant practical gap as GPU-accelerated robotics applications proliferate. Collectively, Deng's research empowers developers to build more efficient, analyzable, and resource-aware real-time robotic systems.